Sentence examples for whose directing from inspiring English sources

There are several national dramatic groups, such as the Studio Theatre, whose directing councils create their own repertoire.

Ryan Gosling, whose directing debut Lost River opens this weekend, is set to take a leading role in family-friendly Disney adventure movie Haunted Mansion, reports the Wrap.

Kenneth Lonergan, whose directing debut, "You Can Count on Me," was an island of intelligence and restraint in an ocean of bombast and sentiment, is a respected playwright and screenwriter.

His abilities must have attracted Mr. Gibson, whose directing output shows he's a student of film; there might not have been a "Braveheart" without Orson Welles's "Chimes at Midnight".

Sept. 5-11 Jerry Schatzberg, who started as a fashion photographer and whose directing career flourished in the nineteen-seventies, hasn't done much lately, but Anthology Film Archives presents a half-dozen of his intense, stylish features, from "Puzzle of a Downfall Child," featuring Faye Dunaway, through "Street Smart," starring Christopher Reeve and Morgan Freeman.

Sister Act had been stewarded onto the screen by the pretty steady hands of Emile Ardolino, the director of Dirty Dancing, while Sister Act 2 was handed to Bill Duke, a talented filmmaker whose directing career it seems to have nail-gunned.

High-level action languages feature a concise, restricted syntax for describing the effects of actions, and they often benefit from a relatively simple, well-understood semantics, typically defined in terms of a transition system whose nodes are the possible states and whose directed edges are labeled with the actions whose execution in the source state can result in the target state.

The above algorithm returns a partially directed partial correlation graph, whose directed edges form a causal network.

The procession between the 2 N states may be mapped in the so-called state transition network, whose nodes are the states of the system and whose directed edges indicate state transitions that are allowed by the model.

The reach of the justice system is far and wide, and there are countless individuals whose direct experiences and leadership should shape the direction of reform.

Christie joined the Scottish Committee of 100, which was dedicated to their removal and whose direct-action politics appealed.