Sentence examples for future directors of from inspiring English sources

His students included future directors of great public galleries, scholars, writers and critics.

In the fifties, the future directors of the French New Wave also, for the most part, identified with the political right.

These bones, and their DNA, may well tell us all manner of things about Richard's physical appearance, including a reminder to future directors of Shakespeare's "Richard III" that the hump in Richard's back rose much farther down his spine than the word "hunchback" normally suggests.

After Auriol's death, in 1950 (he was hit by a car), the project found outside financing, but Gallimard refused to cede rights to the title, so Bazin and his associates launched their magazine under a new title, Cahiers du Cinéma, where, of course, the future directors of the New Wave found their crucial critical platform.

A new name tops the list of potential future directors of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

A man of impeccable discretion, the Colonel says, and the future director of the National Health Services.

Does that make him a contender to be a future director of audio and music at the BBC?

With Pavel M. Zernov, the future director of KB-11, Khariton helped select the site near the present-day village of Sarov.

The President looks over at the former and future Director of National Security; he leaves, there is a rattle of gunfire, then silence; he returns.

David Lean The future director of Lawrence of Arabia learned the proper use of a razor blade while cutting bottom-of-the-bill flicks in the 1930s.

And yet all the gruesome detail only serves to make you more aware of how much Pontecorvo (the future director of "The Battle of Algiers") has left out, in order to make his film even marginally bearable.