Sentence examples for direction of live from inspiring English sources

His direction of live action is sometimes droopy, his compositions two-dimensional, his stories mere vessels for riffs, cameos and quotations from other movies.

"We started to go in the direction of live performances because they built so many screens around us in Bellmore," said Mr. Stampfel, 49.

Way Off-Broadway To read or not to read is hardly the question at Guild Hall in East Hampton this summer; the John Drew Theater's nod in the direction of live theater will consist of play readings by two Off-Broadway companies: Blue Heron and the Abingdon Theater Company.

"Our whole world has been turned upside down, and that group of people have been fighting to have their feet firmly on the ground and have some sort of direction to live in and some sort of code to live by and moral compass, and they thought they were doing it OK, you know?" he said.

Hamasaki is also involved in the production and artistic direction of her live performances; they, like her videos, are often lavish productions and use a variety of props, extravagant costumes, and choreographed dances.

Norwegians have the second-highest level of satisfaction with their standards of living: 95% say they are satisfied with the freedom to choose the direction of their lives; an unparalleled 74% say other people can be trusted.

While it is important that our criminal-justice system punish those who have harmed the lives and property of our citizens, it should also seek to change the direction of their lives so that they will not repeat their criminal conduct upon release.

It will not change the direction of their lives, but merely slow the pace for a couple of years.

Garima and I dropped our lives in America and moved back to India to be near grieving relatives and, frankly, to reassess the direction of our lives.

In retaliation, Hizbullah guerrillas felt free to fire rockets in the direction of civilians living in northern Israel; mercifully nobody, this time, was killed.

But in Austin, Ms. Sternberg and Mr. Baney said that no matter what happened with Dr. Dean, their exposure to politics had permanently changed the direction of their lives.