Sentence examples for who directed at from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 12 , 1935P. 14 Talk story about Vincente Minelli, the youngster who directed "At Home Abroad," and designed the settings and costumes.

By Charles Cooke and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 12 , 1935P. 14 Talk story about Vincente Minelli, the youngster who directed "At Home Abroad," and designed the settings and costumes.

In the t-test, we included the managers who directed at least ten pairs of consecutive matches in both of the two cases in comparison.

In the following analysis, we used managers who directed at least 100 matches in a team and has (N+1-K ge10).

The ensuing drama was heightened by monologue wars between the late-night comedians, who directed barbs at NBC and at each other.

Mr. Egan, who directed "Sylvia" at the Emelin last year, also sees "Italian American Reconciliation" as Shakespearean.

Jonthan Kent, who directed Bates at the Almeida, once said: "He has an air of mystery.

Tim Supple, who directed it at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London, responds.

The new play by Tarell Alvin McCraney ("The Brothers Size") is about competition among drag queens and will be directed by Tina Landau, who directed "Mary Rose" at the Vineyard last year.

Jonathan Kent, who directed Lear at the Sheffield Crucible, has clearly won his trust, which has led to the forthcoming production of The Sea.

The man is said to have admitted to being part of a group of fans who directed abuse at the players.