Sentence examples for directors start from inspiring English sources

It's usually more fun for audiences when directors start to throw their toys from the pram.

"If museum directors start comparing ourselves to mass entertainment, we will fail.

While he doesn't say anything about retiring, he does suggest that all great directors start to fade after 50.

Some great directors start as minor actors, like baseball players who, without achieving much on the field, soak up the game and become major-league managers; sometimes, albeit rarely, there is the great player-manager — such as Charlie Chaplin, Erich von Stroheim, Orson Welles, Jacques Tati, John Cassavetes, Jerry Lewis, or Joao César Monteiro (whose retrospective is ongoing at BAM).

Before most curators and directors start taking the Web seriously (and there are exceptions, such as the New Museum in New York City and the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis), they should start taking the public seriously -- not as a quantifiable commodity or number of entries but as "one person at a time".

Beth Young, who has studied dual-class stocks for the Corporate Library, a corporate governance group, says: "The reason directors start to freak out with this kind of situation is that they are along for the ride, no matter how hard they disagree [with insiders]." At a meeting in July the Ford board discussed the possible GM-Nissan alliance.

In September, the directors started visiting schools to cast Titania's fairies.

One of the City directors, starting to feel like a jinx, deliberately stayed away this year.

I don't think most directors started out with the aim of becoming one.

These sorts of jobs have a habit of developing: many successful film directors started off as runners.

Her professional career has been all Ailey; she is the only dancer who has worked for all three of its artistic directors, starting with Ailey himself.