Sentence examples for directors easily from inspiring English sources
Trizec has several city-centre properties, including Bank of America Plaza in Los Angeles.For the first time in the company's history, shareholders at General Motors' annual meeting ignored a recommendation from the board and voted for two proposals that change the way board members are elected (the current directors easily won re-election).
But the reception to Sean Penn's fifth film as director easily beat all three in both decibels and persistency.
Race directors could easily cooperate on this.
In addition, non-executive directors are easily dominated by a coterie of empire-building insiders because the latter control most of the information.
It is also his first masterpiece; nobody could mistake it for entertainment, but the director could easily be mistaken for a tragedian of long standing, so expert is his pacing of the horrors.
Admissions directors are not easily fooled.
Having spent the past few years obsessing about risk management, directors may not easily be persuaded to support even straightforward deals.The regulatory risk also seems to be growing.
Hence the weeks or boxes of film noirs or screwball comedies, or of the careers of directors with distinctive, easily cataloged styles.
Shepard has another genre-flavored creation coming — the April 20 debut of "Salem," the WGN America original scripted series about the infamous witches — and is among the group of directors that moves easily between film and TV; he also has directed about a half-dozen "Girls" episodes over the last several years.
Its Israeli director, Dan Setton, worked easily with his Palestinian subject as he moved around the West Bank, meeting with villagers, checking in on construction projects, and attending rallies.
(I'm generally no fan of the "Masterpiece Theater" genre on film or television either, but movies and television probably do better justice to novels than theater does. The eye of the film director can more easily approximate the voice of an author because his or her control of the audience's perspective is much tighter).
