Sentence examples for for both director from inspiring English sources

It was an early success for both director Howard Hawks and actor Paul Muni.

Part heist, part western for the Occupy generation, this sharply plotted thriller is a triumph for both director David Mackenzie and writer Taylor Sheridan (Sicario).

Susan Stroman helped add to the tally for "The Producers" by winning for both director of a musical and for choreography.

Here's a clip: "Hélas Pour Moi," starring Gérard Depardieu (their sole collaboration, which ended in frustration for both director and star), dramatizes nothing less than the legend of Amphitryon, of a god come to earth to make love to a human woman, and Godard films it with an appropriately mystical, metaphysical bent.

Now the Golden Globes have doubled down, nominating it for both director and best movie drama.

The Belgian movie was warmly received, with Variety saluting "a stunning debut for both director Lukas Dhont and star Victor Polster".

The original film adaptation of Irvine Welsh's book Trainspotting was largely responsible for launching the careers of both director Danny Boyle and actor Ewan McGregor.

Most crucially, for both directors, the script -- even of a well-known classic -- is essentially a launching pad for a play.

For both directors, the personal engagement of empathy, the moral tuning of the inner ear to the secret messages of souls in despair, is a paramount artistic — and political — virtue.

For both directors, the personal engagement of empathy, the moral tuning of the inner ear to the secret messages of souls in despair, is a paramount artistic and political virtue.

The 2000 rate of turnover, a continuing problem in the child care industry, was 20percentt for both directors and teachers, an increase from 1996 of 6percent and 55 percent, respectively; teacher assistant turnover measured 30percentt, up 22percentt from 1996.