Sentence examples for director moves from inspiring English sources

The film director moves his action forward with a camera whether that action is set on a prairie or confined to a telephone booth.

Dennis Edenfield, the director, moves the show smartly along, leaving the audience little time to reflect on what isn't going on onstage.

The third daughter of a Guangzhou factory director moves to the United States, and gets a job at the Sichuan Garden in Westwood, Calif., for $20 a day and all the leftover soup she can eat.

The production, a collaboration with the University of Kentucky Opera Theater, is spare but attractive, and Mr. Capasso, doubling as director, moves his singers around the stage with an effective naturalness that gives way to stylized set pieces only when the scene — a battle or a ghostly revelation — demands them.

If the director moves his camera in and shows the details of the fight flaying hands, rocking heads, dancing feet, put together in a montage of quick cuts the effect will be totally different and the spectator will be writhing in his seat, as he would be at a real boxing match.

In that case, they shall be automatically appointed unless at the same meeting a Director moves for a vote on their appointment, in which case the candidate will be appointed if not more than three-fifths of Directors present vote against their appointment.

"George Kleine Engages New Director". Moving Picture World (7 Aug. 1915): 983.

But James Nicola, the workshop's artistic director, moved quickly.

Steven Butler the current Executive Director moved the offices ofthe Institute of Current World Affairs to Washington, DC in 2007.

Jay Lesenger, the stage director, moved the singers around the stage naturally.

Eve Troeh, the NPR news director, moved here from a small town in Missouri after college, in 2000.