Sentence examples for director caused from inspiring English sources

The Sydney Morning Herald described what happened after his name was called: "The director caused a storm when the award was announced, remaining for some seconds in his seat, clearly enraged, his fingertips steepled tightly at his lips.

At home, "Show Me Love" broke box-office records, made Mr. Moodysson famous and swept the Guldbagge (Gold Bug) awards, the Swedish Oscars, where the director caused an uproar by telling the audience at the awards ceremony in Stockholm's opera house that films shouldn't be seen in fancy venues by people wearing tuxedos.

It details the harm executives and directors caused to Wal-Mart and shareholders because of legal and ethical violations.

Revelations the New South Wales Liberal party took illegal donations while Arthur Sinodinos was treasurer and finance director have caused the senator "constant stress" and impacted on his children, he says.

As the deputy director, he told the leader of the council that his boss was having an affair with one of his assistant directors, causing resentment and tension in the senior management team.

That is, while studies have demonstrated that interlocks created by executive directors compared to interlocks created by outside directors cause different outcomes at the corporate level (e.g., Geletkanycz and Boyd 2011; Tuschke et al. 2014), research on the determinants of interlock creation has ignored this difference so far.

BOSTON — The health of the Boston Symphony Orchestra's music director has caused it quite a few headaches over the past few years.

The Pulp Fiction director has caused controversy throughout his career for using the N-word, and Tarantino questioned why he was singled out for criticism.

(On Friday, Mr. Obama's communications director, Dan Pfieffer, caused a brief kerfuffle by telling a conference of bloggers that Mr. Obama had not filled out the forms himself; the White House later said he was mistaken).

An appearance by Steven Spielberg at the back of the packed auditorium, accompanied by festival director Thierry Frémaux, caused among us a veritable Mexican wave of head-turning and neck-craning.

The Spanish theatre director Bieito caused a furore when it was disclosed that his version of Verdi's opera would include the rape and murder of a male youth, cross-dressing, male and female nudity and a scene in which the chorus sang while sat on the toilet – decisions which were said to have led tenor Julian Gavin to turn down the leading role.