After lowering an earlier estimate, D.C.'s homeland security director anticipated between 500,000 and 700,000 people would show up for this year's inauguration -- a tremendous crowd, to be sure, but nothing like four years ago, when nearly 2 million people jammed into the National Mall and downtown D.C. for the ceremonies.
Every time I read them, I thought: 'Actually, what I really want to do is A Season in the Congo.'" That led to Wright's agreeing to cut his cloth accordingly: there are about 50 characters in the play but the director anticipates using eight actors and three dancers, as well as musicians.
Tom Dulack, the scriptwriter and director, rightly anticipated an intelligent, engaged audience, and responses to question were uniformly perceptive.
THE first-time director Robert Lorenz anticipated several challenges with the baseball sequences in "Trouble With the Curve," about an aging scout, his daughter and his rivals.
The Beat Generation is reborn for the big screen with director Walter Salles' anticipated adaptation of Jack Kerouac's revered tome.
While the lifespan of the installations will vary, the museum's director, Maxwell Anderson, anticipates the water-related pieces will succumb to the elements faster.
"And I hope it will read as, 'They are looking for the exciting names for the future".' The Philharmonic is keeping its music director, but anticipates replacing him with a thrilling young one at the end of the decade.
Be careful when using audio emphasis Although audio emphasis is ultimately created in editing, the director must anticipate it in production.
Senait Gebregziabher, Oxfam country director for Somalia, anticipated the crisis would last well into 2012.
Kathy McArdle, 35, Project's artistic director, said she anticipated public controversy later this summer over "Without Hope or Fear," a dance choreographed by Paul Johnson that features nude dancers.
Likewise, Edwards' Rogue One looks like it will be a rather more cheerful film than the Monsters director had initially anticipated.
