Sentence examples for director rock from inspiring English sources
As a director, Rock doesn't reimagine Rohmer's story but merely borrows it; as an actor, he keeps slipping back into an overeager yelping that recalls his small-screen persona.
As a director, Rock doesn't re-imagine Rohmer's story but merely borrows it; as an actor, he keeps slipping back into an overeager yelping that recalls his small-screen persona.
As a director, Rock doesn't reimagine Rohmer's story but merely borrows it; as an actor, he keeps slipping back into an overeager yelping that takes a viewer back to his small-screen persona.
Rather than shoot another rockumentary, he said the band chose to produce a film based loosely on the themes of family, fear and darkness that run through the album, giving full creative reign to its director, rock photographer Roger Sargent, best known for his work with The Libertines.
In Top Five, writer-director Rock plays a disillusioned comedy superstar who, bracing for his wedding to a reality star (Union), wanders New York with Rosario Dawson's charming profile-writer.
Stiller vetoed a few candidates, and several others declined the job, having heard that, as one director put it, he can "leave directors rocking in a corner".
Dr. Kulatilake is a Professor of Geotechnical Engineering and Director of Rock Mass Modeling and Computational Rock Mechanics Laboratories at the University of Arizona.
Adam Hunter, the associate director of "Rock of Ages," had worked with Patti, and he introduces us.
The man, Adam Green, is executive director of Rock the Boat, an after-school and summer program based on 174th Street near the Cross-Bronx Expressway. Cross-Bronx Expressway
This will likely be the final extension for the show, which also represents Jerry Seinfeld's debut as a Broadway director, as "Rock of Ages" is slated to move to the Helen Hayes that month.
"More young people say they plan to vote next fall than at any time during the 1996 and 2000 elections," said Hans Riemer, the political director of Rock the Vote.
