Sentence examples for director somewhere from inspiring English sources

Five months after accepting the post, however, he decided to stay at the Met, concluding that he would rather be a curator there than a director somewhere else.

Four years ago, a friend in her 80's called on the services of a funeral director somewhere in Ocean County when her husband died.

An enterprising director somewhere finds the perfect role for the fallen angel, and then the media buzz starts, the heartwarming comeback stories get churned out, and then comes the poignant 60 Minutes television interview where the star ruefully admits that mistakes were made, that if he had to do it all over again, he might have done things differently.

Pete says that Peggy will be a creative director somewhere by 1980.

Instead of flying its managing directors somewhere for its usual summer meeting, Goldman Sachs will hold a teleconference.

"I have always loved seeing a story come together, and I think we are in danger of missing out on our own talent if we don't give writers and directors somewhere to come where they can feel confident they will be listened to".

But by thinking very long term, she realised that she ultimately wanted to be the director of somewhere like the Tate Modern.

Back in the rehearsal room, sporting a striped beanie hat and a very pointy, ginger-flecked beard, the director looks somewhere between a new-age wizard and a children's TV presenter.

And an existing music director, Kurt Masur, lingers somewhere between his bruised relationship with a former Philharmonic management and some kind of part-time status in the future.

For early-stage companies, a typical director might get somewhere between 0.5percentand2.0percentcequityuity.

"So I think for me and Alba, he made it less precious, with the director way back somewhere saying action.