Sentence examples for directing of the from inspiring English sources
My problem with the production concerns Mr. Marthaler's directing of the singers, which sometimes forces them into heavy-handed symbolism.
(The series just earned an Emmy for Martin Scorsese, who won for outstanding directing of the pilot episode of a drama series).
Mr. Sorkin and Rick Cleveland won a writing Emmy for one of the episodes, and Thomas Schlamme was given the award for his directing of the show.
Aherne was nominated for Baftas for her performance in both shows, as well as her directing of The Royle Family in 2001.
But all that was before Mr. Dromgoole surprised Ms. Best with an offer to take on the directing of the Shakespeare tragedy in which she had made her Globe debut in 2001, opposite Jasper Britton.
But Mr. Mayer, who won a deserved Tony Award for his hypercharged directing of the musical "Spring Awakening," has brought theatrical flair to his operatic debut, and there are dynamic elements in this colorful, if muddled and ill-defined, "Rigoletto".
Lithography is the most direct of the graphic arts.
6.21pm BST Hagel refers to the "strategic choices and management review" he directed of the Pentagon.
Formerly he directed of the Survey Research Center, which was a laboratory for developing social-science research tools.
Next to engraving, the drypoint is the most direct of the intaglio techniques.
