Sentence examples for director in time from inspiring English sources

Whether Crossroads can solve its financial crisis and hire a director in time to mount a full season next year remains to be seen.

Just now, tooling around a bit online, I found the following nugget of wisdom in an interview with the director, in Time Out New York: The class we describe is beyond decadence already; they're like frozen statues.

Just now, tooling around a bit online, I found the following nugget of wisdom in an interview with the director, in Time Out New York: > The class we describe is beyond decadence already; they're like frozen statues.

Brothers anticipates that Cull will join the company's board of directors in time.

France becomes chairman of a newly created Nascar board of directors in time for the start of new television deals with Fox, NBC and TBS that will pay $2.4 billion over the next six years.

After the film was released, the Europeans, the French included, did think there was something interesting about this director, and in time so did the Americans, who eventually got up to speed on Arthur Penn, auteur.

The film director sculpts in time, Tarkovsky said, and Linklater, with no guarantee about how his raw material would turn out, has sculpted this monumental study of a boy.

When Sally Mortimore joined social work service provider Aidhour as director in April 2014, times were tough.

Bank boards met more frequently during the financial crisis to plot strategy, and Citigroup's directors put in extra time last year in their discussions over whether to replace Vikram S. Pandit, the bank's chief executive.

So why did you? A. It's simple: no proven actors would do a role like that for a first-time director, in that first-time director's home, that was paying next to nothing — $100 a day — and that was requiring him to get fully frontally nude.

Steve is now establishing a consultancy to help smaller charities who may not be able to afford a full time finance director in these challenging times.