Sentence examples for subsequent directors from inspiring English sources
AFTER McLain died in 1984, Mr. Franklin served as acting director, and subsequent directors invited him back as a coach.
Grigorovich supporters criticize what they see as an overly Westernized approach on the part of subsequent directors.
The system of exemptions, which has continued under two subsequent directors, runs counter to the department's stated mission to protect the well-being of California residents.
Subsequent directors, including Mike Nichols, who filmed "Angels" for HBO, have also hewed closely to Kushner's stage directions, which call for unearthly lighting, "a terrifying crash as something immense strikes earth," and an Angel who floats.
Although Mr. Kaiser never worked with the choreographer, his company was founded by a Balanchine protege, Barbara Weisberger; two of its subsequent directors, Robert Weiss and Christopher d'Amboise, were important dancers in the New York City Ballet.
At the annual meeting of the company held on the same day, those five persons and the defendants elected themselves directors, and at a subsequent directors' meeting, those representing the Glover interests were elected to the various offices.
Hall, like every subsequent director of the National Theatre, has a degree in English from Cambridge University, and the values of textual rigour and moral judgment famously inculcated by FR Leavis were at the centre of his work.
Subsequent music directors have included Arthur Nikisch (1895 1922), under whom the orchestra toured internationally, and Wilhelm Furtwängler (1922 45; 1952–54), who acquired a municipal subsidy for the orchestra.
The old saying, "Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad," applied to Brando, just as it did to many subsequent star-directors.
Subsequent Cinema director Mary Fessenden continued this program as long as demand persisted, then donated the video collection to the Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media Art in 2014.
Yet the strategic plan was a "preview" of what a subsequent NIH director, Elias Zerhouni, did when he created an office to analyze NIH's portfolio, Korn says.
