Sentence examples for real directors from inspiring English sources

APM2 was deemed to fulfil a key criterion as none of its directors, who appear to be nominees for its real directors, lives in Ireland.

But it was Robertson and Gilbert who were the first real directors, and Robertson's early death in 1871 left Gilbert as the main pioneer of this new craft.

UK law disagrees: under the Companies Act 2006, directors, whether nominee or not, are accountable for the companies' actions, but the problem is that this act is not effectively enforced, either on real directors or nominees.

Instead she comes off as Ann-Margret has, improbably enough, for nearly 50 years: a good-hearted showgirl, short on illusions and willing to take some silly parts until the real directors come calling.

A few years ago there appeared a facetious book of academic essays about Alan Smithee – the catch-all DGA pseudonym under which movies are released if their real directors have removed their names in shame or horror – as if the alias were a directorial signature as recognisable as Hitchcock's or John Ford's.

Are they the real directors of date rape?

I thought, "This place is a mess; they need a real director".

"Like cathedrals in the middle ages," in the words of the former Real director Jorge Valdano.

A casting notice for Desert Warrior listed the film's real director as "Alan Roberts".

He added: "It's evident that Mr. Masud loves all his characters, even the small-minded ones — the sign of a real director.

"I don't think this makes me a real director," Mr. Affleck said gratefully in his acceptance speech, "but I think this means I'm on my way".