Sentence examples for director to control from inspiring English sources

Now a new crop of systems, collectively known as interactive television, allows people to use their remotes to take over some of the power of the director to control what appears on the screen.

One thing that handbooks for low-budget film-makers always agree on is the need to keep locations to a minimum, as it reduces costs and makes it easier for the director to control the set.

Maybe "The Brethren," in which a young lawyer is found murdered in the Caribbean after being caught in the intersection of two schemes — one by the C.I.A. director to control the White House, and one by three imprisoned judges to blackmail prominent closeted gay men.

They will be doing so if they allow non-independent directors to control executive remuneration or auditing, for example.

David, that's exactly right — show-runners are promoted writers — and that's what's wrong — just as so many independent-film directors are screenwriter who become directors to control their material.

She had two Type 89 directors to control her 20 cm guns and two Type 91 manually powered anti-aircraft directors (Kōshaki) to control her 12 cm guns.

The ship was equipped with two Type 94 fire-control directors to control the 12.7 cm guns, one for each side of the ship; the starboard-side director was on top of the island and the other director was positioned below flight deck level on the port side.

All four aides are seen as highly loyal to Mr. Goss, and their appointment was viewed in the C.I.A. as an effort by the new director to assert control of an agency that has come under sharp criticism from conservatives over recent disclosures that have been portrayed as disloyal to President Bush.

Home Director wants to control the pieces, putting together brands from competitors and installing their hardware into the home.

"I think it's extremely important for this new director to have complete control over the analysis," Mr. Perry said.

The camera that Cameron and Pace developed allows a director to more finely control the aesthetics of the stereo-space, and, to a great extent, the expectations of the 3-D industry ride on "Avatar".