Sentence examples for latter director from inspiring English sources
The latter director writes that his "favourite and preferred step between imagination and image is a strip of photochemistry that can be held, twisted, folded".
Perhaps taking cues from the latter, director Jim McBride unleashed Uncovered, a film that makes every effort to prove that chess goes hand in hand with crime and intrigue, where the chess pieces are the clues to murder and are taken entirely literally, knight for knight, castle for castle.
Mid-perusal of make-up application and fitness tips, accompanied by candid "come hither, join us" pictures in the latter, director and executive producer Thomas Schlamme strides in, fresh from his Los Angeles flight.
It won the latter, beating director Ron Howard's Apollo 13.
The former is a straightforward thriller, the latter (from director Michael Almereyda) is, perhaps fittingly, more experimental.
He was a member of the Renaissance Theatre in Paris from 1895 until 1897, becoming in the latter year director of the Théâtre de la Porte-Saint-Martin, where he created Rostand's Cyrano (1897).
He and Selick committed to produce a full-length film with the latter as director.
It had 20 shares; 17 were owned by the Trunk Railway, and one by each of three directors: Waldemar Stoud Platou, Gotfred Furuholmen and Christian Emil Stoud Platou the former representing the Trunk Railway and the latter being director-general of the NSB.
The latter were directors of services.
The latter's directors include Irish warbler Bono, lead singer of U2 and lately the voice behind the blaring Apple Computer iPod adverts.
The study ordered by the Independent Commissioner showed that particularly in this latter area, directors of such homes and schools saw a clearly increased risk in being confronted with such scenarios [ 2].
