Sentence examples for he often directs from inspiring English sources

Dr. Devinsky, at N.Y.U., says he often directs at-risk patients to Britain, which has been at the forefront of Sudep awareness.

These he often directs, showing exemplary concern not to impose his own artistic personality on the work of other playwrights.Scarborough's theatre-in-the-round has hallmarked his own plays.

He "flinches" when he hears his work called advocacy (I believe that he meant "wince" or "cringe" but, hey, who gets the big bucks for putting words together?); she countered by pointing out that he often directs readers to his favorite charities when riding his Sudan hobby- horse.

And he often directed kids in the neighborhood to the recruiting office on West 181st Street.

Prosecutors and witnesses contend that he often directed the fighters as they terrorized, robbed and killed non-Serbian civilians.

"How will you know?" He threw an arm around me then, flexing it tight around my neck with the kind of casual brutality he often directed at me.

At the New York agency, where Mr. Burstein was most recently executive deputy superintendent, he often directed the work of corporate monitors at the companies he regulated.

A member of the Black Arts movement of the 1960's and 70's, Mr. Evans had his plays performed on campuses, where he often directed, and in repertory theaters in the United States and Europe.

In his earlier works, he directed only the musical sequences (for instance, the dramatic parts of "42nd Street" were directed by Lloyd Bacon); starting with "Gold Diggers of 1935," he often directed the whole movie, and he also directed some non-musicals, such as "They Made Me a Criminal".

The young Caligula spent six years on the island of Capri, where he often directed and appeared in spectacular pornographic tableaux for his great uncle, the emperor Tiberius – a man it was said, who enjoyed having swimming boys nibble at his private parts.

He often directed student essays, and discovered a constant relationship between time perception and the adjustment of knowledge and experience (朱琪, 1985).