Sentence examples for would director from inspiring English sources

"For example, when directly addressing the director of a factory whose surname is Wang, one might ask, 'Would Director Wang be able to join us at dinner to continue our business discussion?"' The indirect address conveys a much higher degree of respect than referring to the person as "you" or even as "Mr. Wang," although the latter is still considered polite.

Consumer groups hoped she would become director, the job title named in the law that created the bureau.

In the 1980s, Danny Peary's Cult Movies (1981) would influence director Edgar Wright and film critic Scott Tobias of The A.V. Club.

This was an effort organized by Joe Hickerson, who would become director of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.

As a writer and would-be director, assisting was crucial for me.

I'll direct, but the only actors in the movie would be directors.

Would the directors use stock as merger currency if the price were, say, $20 per share?

The study would help directors and managers of design firms to develop a healthy workforce through recognition and eradication of the identified demotivating factors using some of the suggested solutions.

You'd have to ask the director, wouldn't you?

If there'd been a director who delivered what I'd written, I'd never have become a filmmaker".

Next on the conveyor belt of would-be directors was Joe Wright.