Sentence examples for director well from inspiring English sources
It was of course this sacré caractère which drove Melville to employ the independent methods of a "new wave" director well before the nouvelle vague.
After a brief digression to defend the firing, last summer, of James Comey, the F.B.I. director — "Well, I turned out to do the right thing" — the President repeated, "So we'll see what happens".
It displays an urgent outpouring of pent-up creative energy from a director well advanced in his career but tapping into ideas, impulses, and talents that somehow have been kept under wraps throughout his decades of artistic activity.
Those honoured yesterday also included David Cromer, an actor and director well known for his commitment to revivals of classics and off-Broadway productions in New York, as well as a sculptor, an animator, a fiction writer and notable scientists specialising in fields as diverse as tumour growth and DNA research.
When Mr. Calley eventually passed on the movie, Mr. Eyre took it to his friend and frequent theater associate Mr. Rudin, who saw "Iris" as an opportunity to reunite some of the team from "Amy's View" while giving a crucial boost in film to a 58-year-old theater director well regarded on both sides of the Atlantic.
This kind of story, when you choose to do it, you have to know the director well.
His mission is touching and his director well-meaning, but in grabbing for the heart this one-size-fits-all fable sadly ignores the mind.
Nick Saalfeld, Director, Wells Park Communications.
And she would have to deal with the fact that the Bush/Cheney administration's CIA director was Bill Clinton's CIA director, well-meaning but very ambitious former Senate staffer George Tenet.
Writers are hired to write, actors to act, cameramen to shoot, editors to edit and the directors, well … to direct.
Less happily, the law imposes an external comptroller on the IFE, to be chosen by Congress; it also replaces the institute's president, Luis Carlos Ugalde, and five others among its nine directors, well before their term expires.
