The entertainment director shook his head.
A crowd cheered as I broke the tape; the race director shook my hand.
Dr. Crawford H. Greenewalt Jr., an archaeologist at the University of California at Berkeley and the expedition's field director, shook his head in exasperation over the unfulfilled expectations.
Asked how these factories would find workers, Sumidi, the school's director, shook his head and said he hoped to send instructors to factories to train workers on sewing machines there.
"I am looking forward to racing against Paula". David Bedford, the London Marathon race director, shook hands on Radcliffe's return on Sunday when, by 11.45am, a staggering 65,000 UK applications for a place in the 2009 race had been received.
When she interviewed for one job, she recalled, the director shook her hand and, before she said a word, he proclaimed: "Look at her! She's perfect!" Many galleries cultivate a front desk image.
When a theatergoer asked about the scene, Vulture reports, Lee went off on an anti-Trump tirade denouncing the president's response to Charlottesville in a five-minute speech that left the director "shaken".
At the end of Dreams of Dutiful Daughters, a film about Burmese migrant women struggling through dire conditions to find employment in Thailand, a woman in the back raised her hand, "What happens to the children whose mothers die of HIV?" The director shook her head, "It's a problem.
The famously reclusive Heizer was on hand for the opening ceremonies and stood at the exit with LACMA director Michael Govan, shaking hands with museum guests and signing tickets.
