Sentence examples for director someone from inspiring English sources

When I started being a music director someone said it was two jobs.

Ian McCaw, athletic director: "Someone tapped me on the shoulder at a national meeting and said, You have the No. 1 athletic department in the country right now".

The most rigorously minimalist writing still requires an actor, a director, someone to help apply the greasepaint and move the follow spot.

The film's symbolic dimension, regarding a director (someone, after all, who frames images) who is propelled out of his usual orbit and into danger, held an irony.

With the right director, someone who understands Hollywood's concept of "higher truth," I could be sitting at next year's Oscar ceremony watching scenes from my life's story.

That's the very definition of a director: someone who turns the stars into themselves, who sublimates the accidental photographic miracle and exalts it into art.

It's perfectly logical, the same way that the party committees assign their communications and political directors: Someone has the Northeast, someone has the Midwest, etc.

He's still very much my sort of personal board of directors, someone I talk to all the time, because so many of my philosophies started from watching him for 30 years do what he loves.

During my time with Sinclair, while on a conference call with other news directors, someone asked if we could ever run local commentary during newscasts.

On the way to a meeting of company news directors, someone whose station had been acquired a few months earlier explained that the arrangement wasn't that bad — you just had to bury the "must-run" corporate stories and commentary in early-morning newscasts where few viewers would see them.

A nationwide search for a new director -- someone who "can move between disciplines" -- is under way, Ms. Shiga-Gattullo said.