Sentence examples for in a directors from inspiring English sources

Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland, the film's writing and directing team, describe their movie in a directors' statement as a reinvention of British kitchen-sink realism from the late 1950's and early 60's.

He adds: "I had been the United manager for the best part of 27 years, and now I was in a directors' seat with fans asking me for autographs".

But shareholders were incensed by the deal offered because it did not follow principles set out in a directors' remuneration policy which the BG board had asked them to approve in May 2014, just five months before Lund's appointment.

In a Directors Roundtable posted two weeks ago at The Hollywood Reporter, Payne (in discussion with a host of other notable filmmakers), asked which films he has "stolen" from, responded: "Citizen Ruth" is trying to be "Ace in the Hole," and a bit of "Viridiana," and it fails … because it's not as ferocious as those fine films.

For those, like me, who count both football and theatre among their obsessions, the risk is that Norris might become David Moyes to Hytner's Sir Alex Ferguson, but the new man at the National has two advantages that didn't apply at Manchester United: he has an 18-month handover period and Hytner won't be sitting in a directors' box behind his shoulder all the time.

Are you completely hands-on with them, or do you bring in a director?

Argyle had hoped to unveil Ward this week after the club decided to bring in a director of football last month.

"He was a once-in-a-lifetime director.

"We are continuing the process of putting in place a director of rugby for next season.

Ms. Groag, in a director's note, acknowledges that.

As Mr. Helfrich observed in a director's note, "Messiah" is "not a linear, narrative drama".