Sentence examples for another screening of the from inspiring English sources
Just last week I was in Paris at another screening of the film, organised with the Daniel Pearl Foundation to honour a French journalist.
He'd do well to go to another screening of the film, and this time invite John A. Boehner, the Republican House speaker.
This also happened a few years ago at another screening of the movie at BAM, on a hot summer day, without cast and crew there — Brooklyn loves to watch Rosie Perez dance.
The next night, Robert Wilson, the stage director and playwright, will host a reception and another screening of the film to help launch the Watermill Center/John Chamberlain Residency Grant Fund.
The frequency of passages like this make the prospect of another screen adaptation of the novel — the first, directed by Robert Rossen, won three Oscars, including best picture, in 1950 — a welcome one, since a screenwriter is free to omit them and concentrate on a sweaty, sinewy tale of corrupted idealism and moral decay.
It starts tonight, with another advance screening of "The Deep Blue Sea," followed by a Q. & A. with Davies and Weisz, and continues next Wednesday, when it will cross the river to Film Forum, for a weeklong run of "The Long Day Closes".
I was aware that 1978 was also the 50th anniversary of Mickey Mouse, another screen star of the Great Depression.
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1934) was yet another screen version of the Alice Hegan Rice story about a poor family led by an optimistic matriarch.
We then waited for years for another screen portrayal of the Almighty, and then, possibly as the result of some pre-millennial fervour, three came along at once.
In another recent large-scale screening of the C9orf72 repeat expansion by Majounie et al. (2012), frequencies were reported for a total of 4,448 ALS patients and 1,425 FTLD patients from European and US Caucasian populations, and compared with smaller sets of patients from other ethnic backgrounds.
On another screen, pages of the diary are also projected.
