Sentence examples for director describing from inspiring English sources
She went on to forge a strong creative relationship with the director, describing him as "encyclopaedic, passionate, electrifying".
"Nature sells," exclaimed John Loring, Tiffany & Company's longtime design director, describing the success of flower jewelry that Tiffany's showed at the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris.
"It's not really a costume, and it's not really a puppet," said Kendall Hudson, the festival's performance director, describing the dragon, whose components include wood, chicken wire and fabric.
"Jeff and the band were interested in something more than a concert," said Joseph C. Thompson, Mass MoCA's director, describing discussions that began in 2008, after Wilco had played a nearby concert at Tanglewood.
One afternoon, I listened as Reims held forth on stories he had read in the press that quoted George Tenet, the former C.I.A. director, describing how C.I.A. officers penetrated Khan's network and even rummaged in his living room.
The author Budd Schulberg, writing in Life magazine in 1970, called Mr. Bogart "an actor's director," describing him as "a bearded Buddha with satyric eyes that conceal his philosophic gentleness".
The director describes their process as intuitive.
The director describes a "playfully contentious relationship".
The museum director described the Vikings as "thinking thugs".
The director describes Georgia's history as one long drama.
Dan Pfeiffer, Mr. Obama's communications director, described the White House as "hopeful but not naïve".
