Sentence examples for directs one of from inspiring English sources

Marianne Elliott directs one of the funniest plays ever written about the festive season.

Yet a friend of mine who directs one of the key European jazz festivals hated it and walked out after 10 minutes".

"We had a pastor in our study group who hadn't taken a vacation in 18 years," said Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell, an assistant professor of health research at Duke University who directs one of the studies.

He said Richard Eyre (right), former director of the Royal National Theater, "directs one of the greatest productions of his career, offering an evening constantly filled with enchantment and delight".

The Nobel Prize is both a personal achievement and a vindication of the importance of the St . Petersburgresearch center he directs, one of the leading scientific centers of both Soviet and Russian times.

He reports his findings to the Mayor, who directs one of her aides to make appropriate decisions about the crisis.

(Four years ago, for example, another prominent Duma member, the head of the misnamed Liberal Democratic Party, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, was caught on camera directing one of his aides to "go rape" a pregnant Duma reporter who had asked him a question).

Not for nothing did Edwards go on to write and direct one of the great inside-Hollywood satires, "S.O.B".

In 1924, while Franklin D. Roosevelt was directing one of several fund-raising campaigns on which the progress of the work has depended, he hazarded, "Someday soon — we hope in our lifetime — the Cathedral will be an accomplished fact".

Some scripts – very few – were actually well-written and fun to read, but why on earth would one want to direct one of those?

So, one morning, he directed one of his soldiers to set a green flip-flop on the patchy grass of his Mayi-Mayi garrison.