Sentence examples for well director from inspiring English sources

Well, director general Mark Thompson is the chair of this year's shindig, so perhaps we should not be too surprised.

Well, director Paul Feig and breakout star Melissa McCarthy (AKA the one who sat on the sink) have opted to ditch the men, rip up the frocks and take a vow of unadulterated comedy.

(Well, director Victor Levin does get his one lick in – he appropriates the Annie Hall "Wagner, Max, Wagner!" shot of two walker-talkers emerging from sidewalk obscurity to the foreground, but when you are so clearly a fan and the opportunity presents itself … the heart wants what it wants, no?) As the romance continues, there are a handful of charming set pieces.

"He's settled in well," director of rugby Robinson told BBC Points West.

As well, director Kim Manners wanted to see a "piousness" to Castiel.

No? Well director Justin Vin has, so he got together with a group of aritists to design such a place.

Well, a director can make the targets contemporary.

"He's not doing too well," Beverly Sullivan, director of the day program, said in late July.

In 1997 she was named chief executive as well as director of the Philadelphia museum.

Well, a director has to shape his or her material, make judgments, select and omit.

European and Asian operations as well as director for direct-to-consumer capability in Europe.