Sentence examples for words of director from inspiring English sources

Thus, in the words of director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the health and security risks of the H5N1 research "didn't hit the radar screen" either in the home research institutions or during the multilayered review system of the National Institutes of Health.

Archie's Final Project is about a 17-year-old media-obsessed geek named Archibald Holden Buster Williams (played by Gabriel Sunday from The Suite Life of Zack and Cody and Taking Woodstock) who, in the words of director David Miller, "grew up in the digital sandbox".

Directors of genre films love premiering here because these lads are, in the words of British director Joe Cornish – whose comedy horror Attack the Block was lapped up – "film champions, rather than film critics.

"Great weather, great locations and non-unionised labour", in the words of a director from Canada.

It certainly represents a punishment for (in the words of SFO director Richard Alderman) "corporate wrong-doing".

The media, which transmit the words of the director, should apply self-censorship.

Even more worrisome is the darkness, which needs to be utter — or, in the words of one director, "Dwan black".

In the words of its director, Yaron Lifschitz, "We're really trying to do two different things.

Depending on the outcome of that, though, most here said it was far too soon to presume that the hung jury might permanently mar Mr. Fitzgerald's status as, in the words of Cindi Canary, director of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, "a savior".

But the question for track runners moving up the marathon is always one of timing: "Did they wait too long?" in the words of Mary Wittenberg, director of the New York City Marathon.

Some have accused the White House of "wagging the dog": in the words of the director of the Senate campaign committee, "the administration has timed the Iraq public-relations campaign to influence the mid-term elections".