Sentence examples for director has changed from inspiring English sources

Second, the director has changed (for the better) and made a great film.

Retain shot one (the look) and shot three (the smile) and substitute for the baby a girl in a bathing costume, and the director has changed the characterization of the man.

"The role of fashion director has changed to the point that someone out of Wharton business school might have a better opportunity for growth and success than someone with an eye for fashion," Ms. Olexa said last week, as she prepared to clean out her desk.

But by now the director had changed his mind.

But, unknown to Ms. Corelli, the director had changed some of the blocking, from the fire escape the cats had rehearsed on before to inside Holly's apartment, stacked with suitcases.

Nell Minow, a shareholder activist, says no board would grant such a blank check today, and not only because the rules for directors have changed.

Mr. Blanchard, a director for two companies besides his own, said the challenges for directors had changed greatly in the more than 12 years he has served on boards.

While legal protections for directors have changed little over the years, boards have operated under a new level of scrutiny since enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley law, Congress's answer to the scandals at Enron and WorldCom.

Director Julie Taymor has changed the gender of the magician at the heart of Shakespeare's final play in order to cast Dame Helen, who will be known as Prospera.

Add accomplished Americans like Ryan Coogler ("Creed") and Cary Fukunaga ("Beasts of No Nation") and, literally, overnight, the directors branch has changed its dynamics, making it more representative and a lot more interesting.

When I asked how a director's job has changed over the course of his career, Dante said, "People do more directing for television than they do for features because there's less features … The jobs that are available are more likely to be on television".