Sentence examples for pivot to directing from inspiring English sources
When he tried to pivot to directing, he couldn't get any work — until Jimmy Kimmel, who knew him from radio, asked him to make taped segments for "The Man Show" and then his talk show.
Mr. Johnson, who directs the final episode of the season, is pivoting from directing Showtime's "Homeland" to directing and starring in "Alpha House".
President Obama's "pivot" to East Asia is directed toward this emerging threat from China, and United States should continue to work closely with its allies, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Australia to build capabilities to adequately address any potential turn for the worse.
For Croatia, Modric – the kind of all-round central passing pivot Brazil lack – continued to direct his team's breaks, and with 59 minutes gone Olic again broke down the left, set free by the kind of pass inside Alves a schoolboy full-back would expect to see coming.
In the United States, we usefully applied Keynesian stimulus, but much of that went to tax cuts, little went to direct job creation or protection, and when the stimulus prematurely faded, we'd already made the pivot to deficit reduction.
The group was founded in 2011 to raise awareness about the Great Firewall of China, primarily through cataloguing which sites were blocked internally In recent years, however, it has pivoted to more direct action.
It pivoted to a direct-to-consumer e-commerce model when the curated box model, pioneered by the likes of BirchBox, began to fade.
It pivoted to a direct-to-consumer e-commerce model when the curated box model, pioneered by the likes of BirchBox, began to fade.
America's pivot to Asia is of course a direct response to this.
