Sentence examples for directors calling from inspiring English sources

Oh, to be a first-semester sophomore with directors calling all the time.

"I can't have directors calling me, complaining that my client is dead.

The 1970s Golden Age of Hollywood is notable because it was the directors calling the shots, but such respect diminished when budgets ran out of control.

On Thursday, Kayak's board members convened in a conference call to discuss setting a price for the I.P.O., with directors calling in from China, Cape Cod and elsewhere.

For nonactors, preening in front of a camera with directors calling out emotions to convey merely with facial expressions and gestures can be cringe inducing.

In June, the actors' union Equity sent letters to 43 artistic directors calling for increased opportunities for women, after finding that "roles for men significantly outweighed those for women" at the vast majority of theatres surveyed.

Several directors called for comment declined to return calls.

The Institute of Directors called it a "grand folly".

Early in 2013 the board of directors called on Walsh to take over as CEO.

Britain's Institute of Directors called the policy shift a potential "game-changer".

One of his former directors called him a "gigantic pain"; another simply said he was "difficult".