Sentence examples for long directed from inspiring English sources

Riccardo Muti, who long directed La Scala, in Milan, and who now leads the Chicago Symphony, was conducting Verdi's "Nabucco" at the Rome Opera.

The municipal contests will become plebiscites on Mr. Sarkozy's government, and so keep the political focus squarely on the governing party, which the president long directed.

It has long directed money to the nation's neediest schools to raise achievement levels, to pay for more staff, professional development and other improvements.

WASHINGTON — One accusation long directed at Congress is that lawmakers come to this capital city not just to serve the American people but also to enrich themselves and their families.

Mr. Curtis, who has long directed for television (his credits include the 1999 BBC production of "David Copperfield"), here tends to arrange everything in the frame neatly, often by putting people and other focal points dead center.

Early in the novel, Atwood's hero Felix is ejected from the Shakespeare festival he has long directed, cast out from his beloved state by a ruthless factotum called Tony.

We reduce the problem of purely directed graph chromatic number to the problem of longest directed path length in the operator conflict graph.

An interesting question then is: given a weakly connected directed social network, what fraction of its nodes belong to the longest directed cycle (i.e., largest SCC) in that network?

With 200-300 seand and a range of over 8,500 miles, it allows airlines to offer long, direct flights that might otherwise have gone to hub airports for connecting services.

This leads to multi-hop communication instead of long direct links and results in lower interference in the network.

Time for my long, direct flight home.