Sentence examples for has directed the new from inspiring English sources

So it should come as no surprise that he has directed the new thriller "What Lies Beneath".

Paul Feig, who has directed the new version, has pushed the franchise beyond the confines of nostalgia by casting four female comic actors in the main parts: Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones and Kate McKinnon.

He was talking to the actor and director Kathy Burke, who has directed the new Horne and Corden sketch show ("She's a very magnetic woman," Horne says, "and I was sort of drawn to her"), when she asked him which theatre part he would most like to play.

Serkis on Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle Jump to media player Andy Serkis has directed the new movie Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle using performance capture methods.

At the Guardian, the editor, Alan Rusbridger, has directed the expansion into new media with his trusted chief lieutenant, Emily Bell.

The eerie, apocalyptic spirit of the films he has directed ("The Rapture" and "The New Age") was more than matched in morbid audacity by his second novel, "Among the Dead," featuring a man who makes the most of his own purported death in a plane crash.

The Dodd-Frank law has directed the Securities and Exchange Commission to write new rules for securities lending, but has given the agency two years to act.

Leveraging executive authority in the '90s paved the way for the actions we need to take today," she said, noting that President Obama has directed the EPA to develop new regulations to cut carbon dioxide emissions.

Following on from that, Jesse Kanda has directed the video for her new track "Water Me" which I've been listening to on repeat for TWO HOURS although I swear it wasn't me who left that comment underneath saying they'd been listening to it on repeat for two hours.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has directed the New York Department of Corrections and Community Supervision to restrict the state's 3,000 sex offenders on parole from using Pokemon Go and similar games, Cuomo's office said in a statement.

But then, after months of delays on a final rule, Obama himself announced in September 2011 that he had directed the EPA to withdraw the new rules as part of the administration's efforts to reduce "regulatory burdens and regulatory uncertainty".