Sentence examples for director aside from inspiring English sources

Tony is still worried about Noel's funeral director aside.

Because for a director, aside from the content, what is the most effective cinematic language to use to tell the story?

We were trying to fake shots, anything to keep going.' On day five, the first assistant director took the already exhausted director aside and said he was refusing to let Jean Rochefort continue working.

Yet, even here, when he holds her nightgown up to the light, like a celestial robe, then steals it and floats it downriver, you want to bow to the beauty of the images and, at the same time, to take the director aside and say, "Terry, I hate to break it to you, but that's not all that pubescent boys like to do".

Not to belittle any of the awesome female producers, publicists and managers, but everyone in Hollywood knows that movie director (aside from studio boss) is the most important job.

Irked art directors aside, what will news publishers make of Flipboard's new site?

And before participating in an interview with Kim Hastreiter of Paper Magazine in front of a hermetically packed crowd, the famous director set aside 15 minutes for The Moment.

Such enthusiasm – they wooed the crowds at Cannes by smooching metrosexually on the red carpet – is a product of his style as a director: Marple aside, it's full-throttle or nothing.

In 1999, the New Directors/New Films series sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art and the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York presented Mr. Balabanov's "Of Freaks and Men" (1998), in which the director put aside present-day Russia to tell a tale of naughty eroticism at the turn of the century.

In the commercial world, this problem is dealt with by strict rules that generally see company directors stand aside from management decisions where they have a personal pecuniary interest in an issue.

I thought I was doing well until, at the end of the first dress rehearsal, the director took me aside.