Sentence examples for her direction for from inspiring English sources

Now with the spotlight well and truly swivelled in her direction for the four runs split over tomorrow and Saturday which will determine the medals high in the Canadian mountains, Williams is determined to manage the raised expectations.

She would expect dinner, replete with discreet refreshments of her wineglass, strong filtered coffee every morning, and — what cost older people more than a sponger in her early twenties realized — steady conversational energy channelled in her direction for the duration of her stay.

Under her direction for the next several decades, the House of Boivin achieved a reputation as one of the most innovative designers of the century, its jewelry becoming monumental, an object of haute couture rather than a symbol of social status.

She would expect dinner, replete with discreet refreshments of her wine glass, strong filtered coffee every morning, and – what cost older people more than a sponger in her early twenties realized – steady conversational energy channelled in her direction for the duration of her stay.

"I've been shining my lovelight in her direction for months, trying to get her back".

The nature of her bass-heavy grime led sets means she is more often than not playing sticky basements and sweaty clubs, so shouts out are definitely owed in her direction for filling the slot between Django Django and Caribou, playing to one of the bigger crowds of her career so far.

Doris Duke's will was clear about preserving her house in Honolulu for its Islamic art collection and her home in Newport, R.I., as a center for the Newport Restoration Foundation, but her directions for Duke Farms were more general.

If you have a big enough pot (and the fortitude to scrape out a pig's cranium), you could follow her directions for boiling the head meat, then chopping, seasoning, cooling and shaping it.

"This should be documentation of the space, as straightforward in the depiction of the place as possible," she explained in her directions for how to participate.

After all, Ms. Paulus, the artistic director of American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass., was nominated for Tony Awards for her direction of "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess" and "Hair".

Maria Aitken, nominated for a Tony in 2008 for her direction of another British import, "Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps," has a similar view.