Sentence examples for guide director from inspiring English sources

In a report on Bloomberg.com, Michelin guide director Michael Ellis spoke of getting "some very erratic meals" and having "issues with consistency, and consistency is a huge thing for us".

Belle reported that a canal guide director informed her that I Am Queen Mary will change the content of his tours.

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Tyson Bradley is a senior guide and director and of Utah Mountain Adventures and the author of Backcountry Skiing Utah.

The sniping, however, has been batted off by the red guide's director, who points towards the fact that, with 1.2m copies sold globally last year, the book still has immense pulling power.

On the guide, Jay Meschter, director of the Innovation Kitchen, a Nike product design lab, recounts how he and his team whittled away at the traditional track shoe until they came up with the feather-light Zoom Victory Spike for the Beijing Olympics.

The Emeryville animation studio is four miles away, but that day Pixar was even closer than the tour guide knew — director Dan Scanlon and three of his colleagues were walking right behind her, on their way to Sather Gate, a bit of Beaux-Arts architecture that had served as creative inspiration for Pixar's new film, "Monsters University," which opens Friday.

My host and guide, Alejandro Treviño, director of the Cinetica where my movies showed as part of QMTY, a new showcase for queer cinema showed me the exterior of a popular music venue, the Iguana Café, riddled with bullet holes, now colorfully adorned with pastel spray paint.

The guides' editorial director, Jean Luc Naret, spoke, along with the restaurateur Danny Meyer, the chef Jean-Georges Vongeritchen, and a few others.

The haughty, immaculately dapper Jean-Luc Naret, the guides' former director, does not enhance Michelin's image on camera.

Although aspiring screenwriters are admonished to "see it" before describing it, they soon learn, if they're lucky enough to get a script produced, that no amount of visualization on their part guides a director's framing of a scene.