Sentence examples for directors not only from inspiring English sources

I think he is one of the greatest screenwriters and directors, not only in Spain but around the world.

Inexplicably, the directors not only agreed to this new issue when the underwater options were in fact back in the money, but about a year later, in August 2000, they also "reactivated" the suspended options.

With a joint committee of Congress about to investigate, the full white glare of publicity will be on the agencies and their directors, not only Mr. Mueller but George J. Tenet, the C.I.A. chief.

I finished "Which Lie Did I Tell?" thinking that Goldman detests most film directors not only because they can be destructive but also because he does not fully understand their art.

"Finance directors not only ensure compliance with financial regulations, but also influence the future direction of the company by providing financial leadership – we are worth every penny," says Adnan Zaheer, finance director for IT company Smart Pension.

These local offerings bring to mind the greasepaint-and-spangles atmosphere of high-school productions where passionate performers and ambitious directors not only make Shakespeare come alive for novice theatregoers but make them want to serve the life of the stage, too.

The managing director not only needs to be smart and experienced; he also needs to be diplomatically forceful.

He is forceful enough to have once talked a film festival director not only into accepting his unmade short, but also into starring in it.

Bonnie J. Monte, the company's longtime artistic director, not only directed this production but also is listed as a set designer, along with Brian Ruggaber.

At time Kim is also heard to be almost deferential towards the director, "not only because Shin was older but also because he admires him and was a great fan", Cannan adds.

Joe Clark, the Metropolitan Opera's technical director, not only makes the trains run on time but also builds them, lays the tracks, devises the schedules, shovels the coal and keeps the engineers in chaw.