Sentence examples for director hunter from inspiring English sources

Sunday evening's performance also saw a reading by theatre and opera director Hunter, 37, who has previously taken part in Letters Live events at Hay Festival alongside her actor husband.

In an interview with MTV News, Carey described her feelings regarding the video, as well as sentiments towards the video's director, Hunter: "But I was so happy to work with him again 'cause ever since 'Honey' I've been trying to relive the splendor of that moment.

"I keep saying my prayers that those eight guys will stay healthy," Coastal Carolina's athletic director, Hunter Yurachek, said.

"Walter: Lessons From the World's Oldest People" begins with the director, Hunter Weeks, and his fiancée, Sarah Hall, discussing their new passion at dinner.

Sonya G. Mosco Deputy Director Hunter College Campus Schools New York, Aug. 5, 2010 To the Editor: There is something seriously wrong when an elite high school is being taken to task for maintaining its high academic standards as opposed to the continual "dumbing down" of achievement levels so prevalent in the rest of the educational establishment.

Nick Rogers, who attended the University of Maryland, as did Athlete Ally's founder and executive director, Hunter Taylor, is on the organization's advisory board, as are Ayanbadejo, who won the Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens earlier this year; the former major league baseball player Billy Bean; and others.

Warren Leight President, WGAE Mona Mangan Executive Director, WGAE HUNTER--Evan.

Richard Wells, director at Hunters estate agents, says the Corbett Estate, a grid of Victorian terraces just east of the town centre, is the place to look.

Kevin Hollinrake, managing director of Hunters Property Group: The chancellor must be aware that by introducing capital gains tax on foreign-owned properties in the UK, it may risk deterring important foreign investment into the London and the UK housing markets.

"People around the country are watching the Ohio judicial race," said Seth S. Anderson, director of the Hunter Center for Judicial Selection at the American Judicature Society, a nonpartisan group.

The vote here "will test the continuing viability of merit selection as a political proposition and as an institution of government," said Seth S. Andersen, director of the Hunter Center for Judicial Selection at the American Judicature Society in Chicago, which works to limit political influence over judicial selection.