Sentence examples for director stuck from inspiring English sources

When I was fourteen, a married film director stuck his tongue in my mouth on set.

When Harvey Weinstein pressed Jarmusch to cut his 1995 western Dead Man, the director stuck to his guns – later claiming that his refusal had resulted in the film being half-heartedly promoted on release.

Chuck Hudson, the director, stuck clearly to his story without too much embellishment: here, familiar, were the downtrodden Cinderella, her henpecked father, the vain and self-absorbed stepmother and her two ditsy daughters.

As if on cue, his public relations director stuck her head in his office, dropping off a hot tea from Dunkin' Donuts for a reporter, which Mr. Starr immediately grabbed.

A British director sticking it to Americans about their shameful history could have shocked them more than McQueen chose to.

They said that although changes were taking place, they had run into old-school funeral directors stuck in their ways.

Is there anything wrong with directors sticking to what they know?

Why did the zoo's directors stick their necks out and order the demise of Marius I, but spare Marius II The answer lies in their genes.

The most likely outcome is the common-sense one: 888 adds a few pennies to its offer and Bwin's directors stick with the bidder they chose the first time round.

The banks, unlike the directors, have not settled).In this section Divining the future Red and redder The price of prominence Banking on Fischer New skills for an old game Mind games Reprints Related items Corporate directors: Stick 'em upJan 13th 2005The circumstances at these companies were surely exceptional, or so one would hope.

The breakout Whiplash director sticks with the familiar for his next project – but also chucks into the mix Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.