Sentence examples for The documentary details from inspiring English sources
The documentary details countless anxious hours during the NFL draft, which Sam called "the longest three days of my life∏.
The documentary details a brutal account of how six men beat her friend and then gang-raped her in the bus before tossing her onto the street.
The documentary details how wartime suspicion prompted a government official to suggest that one of the German missionaries, George Heinrich Schwarz, was involved in a plan to help the Japanese.
The documentary details the meeting of the two women at the Płaszów memorial site in Poland.
As the documentary details, the casting director's is the only job listed in a film's opening credits that does not have an Oscar category of its own.
In verse, Shire recalibrates the distance between the documentary details of belonging and the human experience of it, revealing them to be two vastly different things, fragile and futile foundations for justice.
Known for the documentary detail that he brings to storytelling (among them "Land and Freedom" and "Ladybird, Ladybird"), Mr. Loach works a cross-section of an impoverished Glasgow neighborhood into the budding romance between Sarah and Joe.
"We didn't know anything about each other… but the more I heard, the more I thought, 'Gosh, yeah, if one was absolutely fascistic about the documentary detail of the voice in a musical sense, there could be something really exciting here'".
The documentary detailed Davison's other courageous acts, including hiding overnight in a parliamentary cupboard (so she could list the House of Commons as her residence in the 1911 census), and throwing herself down a prison staircase as a protest against force-feeding.
More widely, in the final years of the Revolutionary War, the public was eager for the documentary detail Letters provided about America.
She is on the United States Comptroller General's Advisory Board at the Government Accountability Office, and on the Advisory Boards of the Beyond Diversity (BD Foundationn in India and the The Uncondemned, a documentary detailing the first-ever prosecution of rape as a war crime, which premiered at the United Nations in October 2016.
