Sentence examples for directors to go from inspiring English sources

Other directors to go from the UK business include the finance director and two divisional heads.

"Lubitsch in Berlin" (Kino) — The first of the great German directors to go to Hollywood, Ernst Lubitsch had already mastered the art of glittering, ironic comedy, of which he had directed dozens before age thirty.

For Gill, the greatest part about Buffalo's season is that it justifies Manuel's faith in him and may persuade a few athletic directors to go outside their comfort zones when looking for a head coach.

Council executive board member Wynn Evans said: "It is very much in the council's interest to grant consent for the proposals by the directors to go ahead.

Then it was time for the ensemble and the musical director to go to work.

Since making his 1977 debut, The Duellists, Scott has never been the sort of British director to go cap-in-hand for funding.

Many well-meaning artists are done in by their political inclinations, but Mr. Gordon is too clever a director to go for polemics.

"She enjoyed the session so much that she accepted an invitation from Paul Solomons, the magazine's art director, to go for a drink with him that evening at the Sunset Marquis Hotel," Jones wrote in the London Evening Standard last week.

How many companies would allow their marketing director to go online and frankly admit that the latest ad hadn't worked as hoped, and furthermore conveying the product's benefits was an industry-wide problem?

"I don't want the director to go halfway".

The duo, with many of the same laureates, signed a similar letter in 1999 urging Harold Varmus, then NIH director, to go forward with a plan to fund work on the cells (Science, 19 March 1999, p. 1849).