Sentence examples for has recently directed from inspiring English sources

Emil Nava is a director with Pulse Films and has recently directed a series of music videos for MasterCard's Priceless Remakes.

He's an associate director at the National Theatre, where he has recently directed Greenland, the National's daring, extensively-researched contribution to the debate about climate change.

He has recently directed an avant-garde anal sex extravangaza at the Gate in London, prepared a Simon Gray play for its forthcoming premiere and hogged the strangest of headlines with his Shadow Arts Council.

Double Oscar winner Spacey played the same character on stage in Inherit The Wind and 22 years ago in the PBS film Darrow, whose director John David Coles has recently directed Spacey in three episodes of Netflix drama House of Cards.

He has recently directed Caryl Churchill's A Number, over here, (it won the Evening Standard Best Play award); and his sell-out production off Broadway of another Churchill piece, Far Away, has been seen by American audiences as defining a post-11 September world.

Latest propaganda war is counterproductive - The "slanderous propaganda" the North Korean state news agency has recently directed against US President Barack Obama will make Americans "more resentful" and less willing to negotiate, writes Tong Kim in the Korea Times.

And George, you've recently directed "This Is How It Goes" at the Public.

Jeff Garlin, an acquaintance from the comedy clubs, had recently directed HBO specials for the comedians Jon Stewart and Denis Leary.

Steve Rosenthal, the political director of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said the labor federation's president, John J. Sweeney, had recently directed union officials to go to "war footing".

After joining the film in the role of the professor as well as a producer, Mr. Gere recruited Mr. Hallstrom, who had recently directed him in "The Hoax," a 2007 film about the forger Clifford Irving.

When Nigel Redden, who directs both Spoleto USA and the Lincoln Center Festival, encouraged them to create a new staging, they approached the Singaporean director Ong Keng Sen, who had recently directed a staging of "King Lear" in which each role was recast in a different Asian genre, from Chinese opera to Japanese Noh theater.