Sentence examples for sometimes directed from inspiring English sources

In short scenes, sheared by blackouts, the characters initially semaphore information to the audience via pithy exchanges – sometimes directed at one another, sometimes directly out to the auditorium (Shaw Cameron's economical direction conveys maximum impact).

For television, he scripted - and sometimes directed - more than 20 documentaries.

Her tart approach is sometimes directed beyond the realm of cultural and educational issues.

Similar discontent is sometimes directed at the Bayern Munich star Franck Ribéry, who is a white convert to Islam.

To the east, the Pakistani military and intelligence services have long tolerated and sometimes directed militants moving into Indian Kashmir.

"In Paris restaurants, where French waiters are uncomfortably good at reading gender code, Pat is sometimes directed to the men's lavatory," writes Joan Schenkar, Highsmith's enterprising new biographer.

He not only performs but produces and directs – sometimes directing himself – and he mostly banks his earnings.

Mr. Langmann is known for producing (and sometimes directing) expensive movies like "Asterix at the Olympic Games".

But I went in with a sense of the pressure and burden that can be, sometimes, directing and delivering a movie.

Books, articles and Web sites promote different regimens, sometimes directing women to "compounding pharmacies," which fill individualized prescriptions and market their own formulations of combined hormones.

But Lena Dunham's show – she writes, stars and sometimes directs – finally makes its way to UK screens this autumn following largely positive US reviews.