Sentence examples for early directors from inspiring English sources

Early directors relied on masks to suggest binoculars, gun sights, and keyholes.

As moving pictures first became mass entertainment around the turn of the last century, some early directors were inclined essentially to record stage plays (without sound).

Tenet, who does not conform to the patrician mold of the C.I.A.'s early directors — he is Greek-American and a proud son of Queens — seemed tired on the gray morning we met.

Griffith and other early directors, for example, often worked virtually without a script, while directors such as Hitchcock planned the script thoroughly and designed pictorial outlines, or storyboards, depicting specific scenes or shots before shooting any film.

Tenet, who does not conform to the patrician mold of the C.I.A.'s early directors—he is Greek-American and a proud son of Queens seemed tired on the gray morning we met.

We meet the mathematician al-Khwarizmi, one of the early directors of Baghdad's "House of Wisdom" in the ninth century, whose name survives in the term we use for any special method of solving a problem (algorithm).

An early director called him the next Brando.

I could also get people to do things, I was quite the early director.

Martin E. Robins, the founding director of the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University and an early director of the ARC project, criticized the governor.

His mother was a silent film star, his father was an early director and he himself went to work at a famous British studio, Elstree, at 16.

Karl Genus, a prolific and versatile early director of television programs, mainly on cultural subjects, died on May 29 at his home in Asheville, N.C.