Sentence examples for directorship as from inspiring English sources
Stroman's husband, Crazy for You director Mike Ockrent, was to have been director of The Producers, with Stroman as choreographer, but when he died in 1999 Stroman took over the directorship as well.
It seems unlikely that he ever "turned down" a directorship, as he claims.
Ms. Balshaw said that she thinks of her double directorship as "value for money," although in a difficult economic climate it could look like cost-cutting.
But it is distressing that Mr. Bush views the Peace Corps directorship as a place to park generous donors with mediocre résumés.
Mr. Mueller is widely respected by lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle, and Mr. Obama's proposal was quickly endorsed by leading lawmakers of both parties — an indication that each side sees extending the shelf life of Mr. Mueller's directorship as serving its interests.
Still, that the Philharmonic was interested in someone, however illustrious, who indicated from the start that he would treat this important directorship as only one of several demanding posts says a lot, some of it troubling, about how the orchestra views the job.
As for the other Lehman directors, six of them held directorships as recently as January.
She described Mr. Murdoch's resignations from the British directorships as "nothing more than a corporate housecleaning exercise" ahead of the restructuring announced last month that will split News Corporation into two separate entities.
In a shock move Adams announced that he intended to take up a directorship at the club as the club's constitution stipulated that a minimum of four directors were needed before any playing contracts could be completed.
While Dr. Mendelsohn's role at ImClone has received less scrutiny, his directorship at Enron has been attacked as symbolic of the lack of independence on the board.
The Lim?ompany was the first major modern-dance troupe to survive the death of its founder, and Ms. Currier's directorship served as a model for others.
