Sentence examples for skilfully directed from inspiring English sources

Skilfully directed historical reenactments take place around him as the tale unfolds.

Skilfully directed agitation might also bring about apparent condemnation of any one of them by the public.

The Brazil centre-half's "blind spot" duly revealed, Blind skilfully directed the ball into the roof of the net from 12 yards out.

It's an exciting tale, and one told with grit and fleet-footed dexterity by the five-strong company, convincingly led by Nicholas Pinnock as Jay, and skilfully directed by Bush artistic director Madani Younis.

After Empire Road, and a play about the reunion of two black RAF veterans at a lunch party on Armistice Day, In the Mood (1981), with Beaton, Hammond and the hilarious, bendy-limbed Stefan Kalipha, skilfully directed by Robin Lefèvre at Hampstead Theatre Club, Abbensetts took up a visiting professorship at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (1983-84).

Although the novel has not made a complete transition to the stage (it was hard to get a purchase on the play at first), this is an extraordinary evening: an involving, painful exploration, skilfully directed by John Tiffany, of national and sexual identity - the sectarian Scots pitched against a priest cursed with Englishness.

The evening was skilfully written, impeccably designed (Ian McNeil of An Inspector Calls ) and cannily directed (by Stephen Daldry, ditto); it was a polished, sophisticated production.

They were edging towards a vsignificant ictory that would have put them right back in the frame for a top-two finish when Jones rose highest to direct the ball skilfully in from Ritchie's corner.

But unless done skilfully, these lead to evasion, corruption and rent-seeking.

For all of this Field Marshal Sisi has avoided any direct blame, skilfully shuffling that off onto Prime Minister Hazem Beblawi and his hapless cabinet, which resigned on 24 February.

Industrial nations can at best give a developing country a shallow surface insight into their know-how, and even then only in the context of foreign investment deals in which developed countries that host foreign direct investment inflows skilfully negotiate and secure such agreements, and have skilled workforces to absorb and expand on such prowess.