Sentence examples for a time when cinema from inspiring English sources

The son of Leslie Norman, a producer and director at Ealing studios, he cannot remember a time when cinema was not a part of his world.

"There was a time when cinema sprang from the trees and rose from the sea, when man with his magic machine stopped in squares, went into cafes, when all screens opened a window on infinity," wrote the film critic and archivist Henri Langlois.

They harken to a time when cinema was America's greatest pastime and a primary form of representation.

At a time when cinema was about documenting actualities, magician and pioneer filmmaker Georges Méliès extended the medium in incredibly novel ways to conjure impossible realities and define bold new conventions for film.

Auditorium: The wonderful main auditorium harks back to a time when cinemas had a bit of character.

Rather than risk more dissent overseas Disney may need step up its relations with international exhibitors, particularly at a time when cinemas are getting edgier about the future of their business.

A time when cinemas were for watching films, not drinking; and pubs were for getting pissed, not eating $13 scotch eggs.

A time when cinemas were for watching films, not drinking; and pubs were for getting pissed, not eating £8 scotch eggs.

At a time when film and TV on-demand allows audiences to watch anything anytime, cinema still has a role to play in gathering people together.

There was a time when Hindi cinema was about The Angry Young Man, social injustice and even parental love.

But perhaps more important, they represented a time when popular cinema was taken seriously as an art form.