Sentence examples for directors dropped from inspiring English sources

The class-action lawsuit sought to block the May 29 shareholder vote in connection with the sale, alleging that Bear Stearns's board of directors dropped the ball and sold the investment bank too cheaply.

Ms. Farmiga came to direct "Higher Ground," which has moments of hilarity, despite its serious subject matter, only after other directors dropped out or wanted to take the tone in a direction that Ms. Farmiga, who helped develop the script, did not envision.

Adopting a "Boy's Own Paper" brand of breathless adventurism, the directors drop us onto a wintry Finnish battlefield in 1940, where the 26-year-old Norwegian Max (Aksel Hennie) is helping the Finns beat back Stalin.

Finally he directed another film by accident, when an inexperienced director dropped out of a Canadian picture Hopper was acting in, and he took over the reins on Out of the Blue.

Only thirty-one now, he was twenty-seven when Key and Peele managed to persuade Comedy Central to accept him after the studio's first choice for director dropped out.

"That was an accident, because the director dropped out," said Butler.

Unfortunately for Aronofsky and his fans, the director dropped out of the film over a year later.

Would you want your head "boosted?" The Oscar-winning director dropped by the show.

Beginning with this film, the director dropped the "Gonzalez" portion of his name--in keeping with Mexican tradition, his family name--in favor of the initial "G".

Last June, the del Toro version of "Beauty and the Beast," titled "Beauty," hit the skids when the director dropped out of the project.

Among the top 200 S&P 500 companies, minorities account for only 15percentt of all directors--fewer than two per board; the percentage of companies with at least one minority director dropped from 90percentt in 2005 to 86percentt in 2015.