Sentence examples for direction director from inspiring English sources
The movie has been the top grossing film of Mr. Allen's directing career, and on Tuesday, when the Oscar nominations were announced, it earned four nods, for best art direction, director, picture and original screenplay (his 15th nomination in the writing category).
Concerned by the lack of data and direction, Director of National Intelligence John D. Negroponte this year ordered a comprehensive study of the use of contractors.
Instead of ditching the historical impulse and taking the video in a random direction, director Hugo Jenkins builds on it by evoking a bygone, circa-midcentury era of British culture, shooting it in the borough of Newham in East London.
New Directions' director Will Schuester Matthew Morrisonn) announces that the club members, including the football players, will perform the halftime routine, planning a mash-up of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" with "Heads Will Roll" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
New Directions' director, Will Matthew Morrisonn), on a visit to Carmel High School, meets Shelby and they end up at his apartment making out, but Will is unable to continue and tells her about his relationship problems.
It is the main agency for analyzing and integrating terrorism intelligence and is under direction of Director of National Intelligence John D. Negroponte.
Brie Larson's lead performance has been much praised, and this is an intriguing new direction for director Lenny Abrahamson.
Because the technology captures 360-degree environments – thus filming in every direction – the director cannot simply walk behind the camera to avoid being included in the shot.
Stoke's direct and physical style of football often drew criticism from other supporters and managers, and the club appear to be set to embark on a new direction, with director of football John Rudge also leaving this summer. .
The writing effort changed direction when director Sidney Franklin fell ill and was removed from the production.
"A variable rate or a market-based proposal is a step in the right direction," Anne Johnson, director of Campus Progress, told The Huffington Post.
