Sentence examples for left directed from inspiring English sources

With Charlotte Gainsbourg; Julie Bertucelli ("Since Otar Left") directed.

Olivier (left) directed himself as the conflicted young Danish prince and made this a truly cinematic work rather than simply a filmed stage play.

9 P.M. (CUNY) MR. ARKADIN (1962) Orson Welles, left, directed and stars as the title character, a mysterious tycoon who hires a young con man (Robert Arden) to investigate his own background in this treatise on power and identity, which Welles never completed.

But in the 1960s she was a dancer with the Martha Graham company, and in "The Third From the Left" (directed by Jon Lawrence Rivera) she imaginatively recreates the period in 1964 when the troupe was working on a restaging of "Primitive Mysteries," Graham's 1931 all-female masterwork.

And the generosity of the US Congress is such that an aid package worth a measly $134 million was slashed by $50 million, with much of what is left directed to policing borders with Libya and hardly anything to supporting the economy or democratic governance http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2015/05/tunisia-essebsi-military-aid-us-terrorism-arab-spring.html#.html

The remaining images show screenshots from each of the stages of the game: tutorial (top right), storyline (middle left), directed action sequence (middle right), player's free response to a geometric conjecture (bottom left), player's multiple choice response to a geometric conjecture (bottom right).

It was designed so that remote viewers could type in commands like "tilt up" or "pan left," directing the eye to poke around Wallace's lab.

I now leave directing to the director and acting to the actor.

Two girls speak to Kumari and her colleague, Preeti Tomar, to complain about rowdy youths standing outside the school gates as they leave, directing obscenities at them.

Gage granted the leave, directing Colonel Campbell to give it as soon as possible.

A stimulus set was created from 27 color photographs taken under standard lighting conditions (3 women × 3 emotional expressions (happy, angry, neutral) × 3 directions of eye-gaze (right, left, direct)).