Sentence examples for a standalone feature from inspiring English sources
It was conceived as a TV series and released as a standalone feature.
It might not solve world hunger, but as a standalone feature I found it surprisingly useful.
As the equipment is viewed as an aid in clinical management rather than a standalone feature, there shouldn't be.
Then out it came as a standalone feature, albeit one still haunted by the ghosts of its original conception as an open-ended narrative; a first act that falls into shadow.
Scarlett Johansson looks to factor into the action in a big way as Black Widow – she's joined by returning players Elizabeth Olsen (as Scarlet Witch, Paul Bettanyy (as Vision) and Jeremy Renner (as Hawkeye), as well as Chadwick Boseman, making his first anticipated appearance as Black Panther (the character is getting a standalone feature in 2018, directed by Creed film-maker Ryan Coogler).
While technology is now an accepted and fundamental component of many socially-minded programs, and social enterprises are now highly professionalised, let us not forget a simple truth: technology can bridge many gaps, but it still cannot be a standalone feature in many places.
Behind the Candelabra was commissioned for HBO television but is shown here in the Cannes festival competition as a standalone feature-length drama: a bizarre anti-Pinocchio parable in which the power of loneliness and toxic love transform a handsome young man into a deeply unhappy, plump-nosed, cleft-chinned latex doll.
In the roughly three-and-a-half decades since, he's directed only nine standalone feature films and never lost his visual verve.
And Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) gets the introduction she needs to trigger the required interest in the inevitable standalone feature.
Collectively, they've propelled Johansson to the list she now finds herself on – despite the fact that Marvel has yet to give Black Widow her standalone feature.
Sherlock: the Abominable Bride, the 90-minute standalone feature from Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat, aired on BBC 1 at 9pm and peaked with 8.9m viewers.
