Sentence examples for started to direct from inspiring English sources

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

And she started to direct a program of therapy that, she hoped, would give him some fraction of a full life.

It would be her first nonmusical; Fred Zinnemann started to direct it, but production stopped when the studio — and Garland — were unhappy with the results.

He became active in the drama society, performed sketches with Dudley Moore, started to direct, slacked on the academic front, graduated with a third and decided his future lay in the theatre.

A friend from film school had already started to direct in Taiwan and knew that Yang had a lot of stories from the days when they drew comic books together.

So, in the 40s, he started to direct plays and discovered his own phenomenal, seething intimacy with actors, a way of getting to smothered psychological truths that had been buried in the gentility of previous theatre.

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

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

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.

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

Shark scientists and entrepreneurs are now starting to direct their energies toward finding a technological solution that could keep both humans and sharks safe.