Sentence examples for director indicated from inspiring English sources

Lee Daniels, accepting his award for best director, indicated it might be his last time at the podium during awards season.

Gilbert Ysern, the French Open tournament director, indicated as much by telephone Thursday while acknowledging surprise at the magnitude of the U.S. Open prize-money move.

With his right index finger, Mr Philbrick, the museum's director, indicated a spot next to a bay window on the front of a white clapboard building nestled among tiny trees.

Instead, they voted to cut the budget by $250,795, although Sandra Miranda, the library's executive director, indicated that the board might consider further cuts in the coming months.

Mr. Rizzo's position, together with the fact that the C.I.A. inspector general, John L. Helgerson, is now examining the matter, indicates a greater level of internal concern at the agency over the destruction than Gen. Michael V. Hayden, the C.I.A. director, indicated in his message to agency employees on Thursday.

Jake Kendall, DFS Lab's executive director, indicated that the plan is to move towards a more traditional investor fund.

The director indicates in every frame that it is not his place to preach anything.

But John Currie, the Kansas State athletic director, indicates he does not see his department through that prism and does not feel threatened by deregulation.

Mr. Falls's dedication to moving away from his comfort zone as a director indicates his willingness to keep stretching as an artist, even if his three-hour "Seagull" was, to this viewer, unrealized on too many levels.

But The Hollywood Reporter said the academy had received "a cordial, handwritten note" from Mr. Godard, the pioneering French New Wave director, indicating that he might make the trip.

The California Interscholastic Federation has guidelines in which students or their parents "must contact the school administrator or athletic director indicating that the pupil has a consistent gender identity different than the gender listed on the pupil's school registration records, and that the student desires to participate in activities in a manner consistent with his/her gender identity".