Sentence examples for someone to direct from inspiring English sources

Finally, we brought in someone to direct investor relations; she is now our CIO.

"He said they'd acquired the rights, and I thought, 'Wow, that's a challenge for someone to direct.

Once you enter the gates at 80-45 Winchester Boulevask, asomeoneone to direct you to a faded-brick edifice framed by beribboned trees and ghostly white sculptures.

The check-cashing place typically closes around 6 p.m., but every other Thursday, for payday at Rikers, it remains open until 1 a.m. and employs someone to direct traffic for the many cars seeking to park.

And as "star and executive producer on the Tom Cruise model," in which he hires someone to direct him in his own movies, "I undermine the auteur position; I obediently follow the director's orders," he said.

Mr. Wagner will find someone to direct the "Ring," although time is short in operatic terms, and it won't be his 25-year-old daughter, Katharina, from his second marriage, who seems to be his own candidate to succeed himself.

The crux of the case is therefore likely to come down to a dispute about what it means for someone to take a direct part in hostilities.

"There is someone there to direct your questions to.

But not a single person I've told believes that I'll be able to let go enough to allow someone else to direct.

With the trail of Osama bin Laden going cold, the nation was searching in vain someone else to direct its collective anger and hurt towards.

A: Let's just say it has something to do with how easy it is to teach someone how to direct a movie -- a self-deprecating line, at least from Affleck's perspective.