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Meanings of directing in anglès
Showing the way by conducting or leading; imposing direction on.
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Sinònims
Examples for "stage directing"
Examples for "stage directing"
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Her fame has brought stage -directing invitations from opera companies in other cities, such as N.Y.C.
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Yet Taste of Honey is positively Beckettian in its uncomplicated mise en scène.
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Certainly the mise en scène was very effective.
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It was one of the first grand operas to which brilliant mise en scène, gorgeous decorations etc., added success.
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This became increasingly important as the Abbey strove to emulate the Gate, where Mac Liammóir was delighting audiences with his mise en scène.
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It is noble, original and full of brilliant orchestral effects, which, united to a grand, not to say gorgeous mise en scène, captivate our senses.
Usage of directing in anglès
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Aging, of course, has a way of directing you onto different paths.
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The current study established a new approach for directing ES cell differentiation.
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Staff are directing passengers to alternative modes of transport including bus services.
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He is best known for directing Deliverance, Point Blank, Excaliburand The General.
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Badaya thought Geary was actually directing the government now, behind the scenes.
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He learned directing in this way and was finally given a job.
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Suddenly khaki-uniformed troops appeared everywhere and military police were directing army vehicles.
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It held the court was correct to convict McKevitt for directing terrorism.
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Locally, the South African government was directing infrastructure spending to new townships.
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Police made a reappearance yesterday, but restricted their role to directing traffic.
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As a matter of fact, I was concerned with directing scientific policy.
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Clooney has some form in this regard when it comes to directing.
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Jackson: There's one area of directing that I'd love to improve upon.
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Strategy is the art of directing force to the ends in view.
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Second, the special agent directing the scene investigation had not been Blanton.
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Mr Kapea said it was not about directing blame at the Crown.
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Directing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
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