Sentence examples for director discovering from inspiring English sources
It was the perfect vehicle for a director discovering that we go to movies for what they do to our bodies and not just the ideas they plant in our heads.
Benigni, for example, plays a Roman office worker who leaves home one morning to find himself inexplicably hounded by paparazzi; the funniest scenes involve Allen, as a retired opera director, discovering that his daughter's Italian fiance's father has the ability to sing like a world-class tenor, but only in the shower.
The sergeant, Mr. Boylston, volunteered to paint on each envelope a cartoon of off-duty life in the South Pacific: a soldier fishing on the beach; another taking a shower, and a Hollywood director discovering what the South Pacific was really like.
As a photographer and a director discovering something new like this is the greatest excitement because it's like you are seeing everything in the world again for the first time.
Peter Downes Project director, Discovering Language, Association of School and College Leaders According to Michael Gove: "No one who is fluent in a foreign language isn't a masterful user of their own language".
While taking apart the structure, the director discovered a diary written by the broken-hearted husband.
But when the casting director discovered she was in high school, he advised her to finish school first.
Their hope was to document conditions at this mental institution, considered one of Mexico's snake pits, before the hospital director discovered what they were up to.
Or so E. ELIAS MERHIGE, the cusping film director, discovered yesterday during a brief break in his publicity junket for "Shadow of a Vampire," produced by NICOLAS CAGE.
1. MESS AT MICHIGAN WILL BE HARD TO CLEAN UP Dave Brandon, the new athletic director, discovered the difficulties of navigating the back channels of hiring and firing a football coach.
With its retro, insider-pop culture style, Wreck-It Ralphh," the story of a bad-guy video game character (Ralph, voiced by John C. Reilly) who wants to become a good guy and must traverse a Candyland-like game called Sugar Rush to do it, has found traction internationally, as Rich Moore, the director, discovered on a recent trip promoting it in Japan.
