Sentence examples for issue directed by from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s her play The Issue (directed by Ntozake Shange) and the musical Bang Bang Uber Alles, for which she wrote the libretto, were performed.

THE GREAT AMERICAN ALL-STAR TRAVELING WAR MACHINE Inspired by Lapham's Quarterly "States of War" issue; directed by Jim Niesen; sets by Ken Rothchild; costumes by Liz Prince; lighting by Paul Hackenmueller; choreography by Thea Brooks; music director, Michael David Gordon.

Another study published in the same issue of Nature, directed by British researchers at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in collaboration with Iacobuzio-Donahue, used cell lines and tissue samples from the same pancreatic cancer patients as the Johns Hopkins study to look for rearrangements of genetic material.

Mattis formed a panel to review the issue last fall and was directed by the White House to issue his recommendations to the president this month.

(The movie at issue was "The Miracle," directed by Roberto Rossellini, and deemed sacrilegious by the State of New York).

But, in aiming to go above and beyond the standard-issue profile, this film (directed by David Pujol) gets into some interesting areas.

The only real issue in this smooth production, directed by Christopher McElroen and enhanced by a live three-piece band, is Mr. Knee's choice of how to use his two hours.

The short movie "Super Bully Child" which will be aired by MTV to introduce the issue is a sarcastic piece directed by Nicolas Lopez, a well-known Chilean producer.

The planning policy is not directed explicitly towards developments in rural areas, but, as so often in this country, the issues surrounding it have been directed by rural interests.

That the (very good) Helen Ryan clearly is not figures as one of the more minor issues with a Sarah Wooley script, directed by Terry Johnson, so hellbent on empowering its defining character that common sense gets trampled underfoot.

The doctoral students and supervisors were then split into two homogenous groups to discuss specific issues for 60 minutes, as directed by the focus group discussion (FGD) guide.