Read full poem →respect for her clever daughter. Vivie should be her spiritual
director; and Vivie's idea put before her at their reconciliation
three years previously had seemed the most practical way of making
Dictionary Entry
A person in charge of a project, organization, or performance, such as a film, play, or company.
In a Sentence
“The film director worked closely with the actors to bring the story to life.”
Origin
From Latin 'directus' meaning 'straight' or 'guided'.
Common Phrases
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Poetry examples for “director”
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Read full poem →ments to Maj. H. C. Bate, the local forecast official and sec-
tion director of the weather bureau at Nashville, for con-
tributing the larger portion of the chapter on the "Climate
Read full poem →Miss Davison will play as a special number “Serenade in F,”
written and dedicated to her by Mr. William Weiss, Director
of Music, Barringer High School.
Read full poem →Mr. Thomas Parmenter; Mr. Isaiah Don, who, though
a man of business, a director in a savings bank, last
year a compromise member of the legislature, was after
Read full poem →And here I was at CRANBERRY cross-roads, with a funeral director’s sign
over my head. A long five minutes I meditated on the mystery of Life
Read full poem →FEDERAL THEATRE WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION
HALLIE FLANAGAN - - National Director -- PHILIP W. BARBER - - Director for N. Y. C.
p r e s e n t s
Read full poem →FOR THE POETIC THEATRE
Supervising Director ............................................ Alfred Kreymborg
Director .................................................................. Emile Beliveau
Read full poem →N. Y. City.
Church, Warren D., Director, M. W. Kellogg Co., 143 Liberty
Read full poem →McElroy, Joseph A., Director, Macartney, McElroy & Co.,
Ltd., 53 Victoria St., London, England.