Sentence examples for directing on the from inspiring English sources
It was eventually shot over a year in Spain with money conned out of a Spanish producer, who believed that Welles was simultaneously directing on the same sets and location the Shakespearean Chimes at Midnight (a potentially unprofitable venture) and a new version of Stevenson's Treasure Island (a far more commercial prospect) with himself as Long John Silver.
When she began directing on the fringe 10 years ago, after leaving Oxford with a double first in Classics, she could stage a production for £4,000 ("half from your student loan and half from ticket sales"); now, she says ruefully, the cost is more like £15,000.
The first role I got was for the play An Inspector Calls that Stephen Daldry was directing on the West End.
Debra Messing Gracee) "gasped loudly" when it was revealed that the technical demands of live television would mean that Burrows would not be directing on the stage floor, but would be up in a booth instead.
These principles largely lack the specificity needed to direct on-the-ground implementation (Heller and Zavaleta 2009).
The International Committee of the Red Cross, for example, hasn't had direct on-the-ground access to eastern Ghouta since November 2017.
We can serve as active supporters of direct, on-the-ground humanitarian work on the Chad border.
In the supine patient the pressure of the abdominal contents is directed on the diaphragm in a cephelad direction.
Then they hired the Brit Peter Yates to direct, on the basis of the car chase in his Robbery (1967).
"You go in there, and it's all dark, except for the light directed on the table.
