Sentence examples for trusted director from inspiring English sources

As the studio moved into the sound era, Capra became Cohn's most trusted director.

That the former News of the World editor, Andy Coulson, was, until the hacking scandal broke, Prime Minister David Cameron's trusted director of communications, is only the latest instance of this unseemly influence.

That is particularly so in Mourinho's case because he had demanded complete control of playing matters to the point where the board agreed in May 2011 to ax its trusted director of football, Jorge Valdano.

Still, Houston said she trusted director Penny Marshall and her team to play the film's depiction of issues of faith straight, without the irony or condescension that often mark Hollywood's treatment of religion.

Christopher Paul Watson, 45, one of Mr Bannatyne's most trusted directors, was arrested on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position and later bailed.

Mr. Hoblit has been making theatrical films for five years, including "Frequency" and "Fallen"; before that, he was one of Steven Bochco's most trusted directors on Mr. Bochco's hit television series "Hill Street Blues," "NYPD Blue" and "L.A. Law".

"I trust directors," Mr. Graney said.

'At last, I think producers who were part of the rave generation themselves are trusting directors influenced by it with bigger budgets now.

For the others, it's trusting directors and producers to fill the void, and (potentially) leaning on dialogue Bourdain recorded onsite during taping.

These works will be found in the treasured venues that still take risks, and those who trust directors, choreographers, writers, designers and the like to take the messages found in their own work seriously.

During these difficult years, Boosey was supported by his trusted managing director, Ernst Roth.