Sentence examples for that directing from inspiring English sources

"I saw people who didn't work for the police or anything like that, directing traffic, showing people where to go," he said.

And a little later, she remarked that "directing redefines multitasking".

Directors always say that directing children is perhaps the hardest task they face.

Still, Sousa feared that directing the band might end his career in the theater.

They're taking a chance that directing talent rubs off on the people who surround it.

Democrats had hoped that directing the savings toward the deficit would make it harder for Republicans to reject it.

A lawyer for Planned Parenthood said that directing people away from the Web sites they seek is no good deed.

Breillat shrugs off the suggestion that directing so soon after her illness must have required superhuman determination.

She said she sought a career as an actor before deciding that directing suited her better, and she went on to win awards for it.

Bush, however, evidently feels that directing water through, under, and around cities — a kingly function since ancient times — is best left to the locals.

And, above all, what needs to happen for more women to feel that directing a film is a possible - and potentially fantastic - future career?