Sentence examples for start to direct from inspiring English sources

"He would come in and sit and watch the show, and start to direct us," Ms. Paulus said.

Next month, she will start to direct her first film, which she also wrote, about a devout Christian who goes to Las Vegas.

"If how we perceive foods changes when we become obese, that could start to direct us to more unhealthy foods, which would be another factor in why obesity is such a difficult problem". Humans have about 10,000 taste buds, tiny organs with 50 to 100 receptor cells in each.

When the job starts to become predictable and creative professionals get bored, they start to direct their attention elsewhere.

Croatia said it would continue to transport migrants to the Hungarian border until midnight, after which it would start to direct them to the border with Slovenia.

Should the GOP give up on the White House and start to direct their money to the Senate?

I only started to direct about four years ago.

It's a moment in which the data starts to direct us.

By the time he was 14, he had started to direct productions at the National Youth Theater.

Film-makers: Roger Corman (b1926) started his film career as a messenger boy at Twentieth Century Fox in 1948, before starting to direct his own films in the mid-1950s.

So I started to direct, which was entrancing, because you break through the narcissism of just looking at your own part".