Sentence examples for in a directing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Foote read it, was very much taken with it and got his friend's permission to stage the last half in a directing class.

He graduated with a bachelor's degree in English in 1972, and, after a stint with QTC, enrolled in a directing course in London and a mime school in Paris.

The board, though, has sensibly picked a director who has shown in a directing career of only 10 years the skills to extend the theatre's existing strengths while stealthily innovating – pushing out the boat as well as the Show Boat.

The nugget of shame in my stomach finally dissolved in a directing class with Royal Court and National Theatre star Katie Mitchell, when she told us that after her first show at the RSC she went straight back to temping at the Prudential.

Rea and O'Sullivan play it all so beautifully that you can't quite put your finger on why these scenes don't go deeper, until you realize that it's because of the energy behind the production: the director, Garry Hynes, a real talent, who also directed the 1998 staging (for which she won a Tony Award, the first woman to win in a directing category), hasn't found anything new to draw out here.

The most recent female winner in a directing category was Dearbhla Walsh, a winner for the PBS miniseries "Little Dorrit" in 2009.

In a directed graph, the edges have a direction from one node to the other.

Presidential campaigns would change dramatically in a direct election.

They also have tentatively agreed to become partners in a direct satellite system in South America.

This, after all, is a team cultivating a reputation for playing in a direct, relentless manner.

Forster tagged her brother in the tweets in a direct rebuke.