Sentence examples for directing one from inspiring English sources

(Four years ago, for example, another prominent Duma member, the head of the misnamed Liberal Democratic Party, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, was caught on camera directing one of his aides to "go rape" a pregnant Duma reporter who had asked him a question).

This summer the actor Liev Schreiber will try his hand at directing one of the readings.

But the strain of directing one of the most ambitious operas in the canon is immense.

But this is his first effort at directing one of his own major plays professionally in New York.

There were poetry readings, talks, jazz and organ recitals, an art competition for children, with Michael ably directing one of Beckett's short plays.

Some wonder if the project can succeed, said Dr. Newman, who is directing one study center, at the University of Pittsburgh.

His one effort at directing – "One-Eyed Jacks" (1961) – was considered a disaster by critics.

Joe Salvatore, a professor in the university's theater program who is directing one-act plays there this winter, said he too wanted to preserve history.

But his work doesn't yield the promised practical advice on where to direct one's attention.

He directed one of his bodyguards to protect us.

It seems inevitable that Bell will direct one day.