Sentence examples for helpful director from inspiring English sources

Though he wasn't plucked from the chorus line to become a star, per se, Mr. Bergasse benefited from the attention of a helpful director.

She found Malick to be an "incredibly helpful" director; they discussed her character in detail and he took her on a tour of the local town, pointing out which house she would have grown up in and where she would have attended school.

They found students who were seeking "an environment that was supportive and helpful," said Dr. John Fisher, director of enrollment management.

In addition, studies comparing this promising LIA to other established assays will be most helpful to laboratory directors that may consider adopting the LIA if cost-benefit considerations can be demonstrated to be advantageous.

This observation is helpful to program directors planning schedules and supports recommendations to move residency education from a structure and process based "time dependent" system towards a more competency based program where the major outcome is knowledge acquisition driven by the learner and assessed using multiple outcome measures [ 14].

"This rupee account is very helpful," said Mr. Dubowitz, executive director of Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

"What we were hearing from the field indicated that mobile medical teams would be helpful," Tim Tan, the medical director of NYC Medics, told me.

"Clothing in larger sizes - 12 and above - lamps, gently used furniture, even small refrigerators would be helpful," said Lori Stanlick, housing director.

For the fortunate few, the 599 program can be very helpful, said Jonathan Bloom, executive director of the Workers Defense League, a nonprofit organization in New York.

"Pointing out the positives and negatives of being close to home or asking students to consider whether they are hoping for an urban or rural student life is helpful," says Dr Claire Hookham Williams, director of student experience at Hull University Business School.

She is, of course, a woman of large proportions, and it would have been helpful if the stage director, Phebe Berkowitz, had better adapted the blocking in Otto Schenk's realistic 1896 production to Ms. Eaglen's limitations.