Sentence examples for as a supporting feature from inspiring English sources

They said the film was rubbish and undistributable, eventually sending it out as a supporting feature to Don't Look Now.

It was originally released as a supporting feature to Don't Look Now, but had a troubled distribution history, which delayed its elevation to cult status until the 1980s.

The Wicker Man was a surprise sleeper hit in 1973, after it was deemed unworthy of an independent release and attached as a supporting feature to Don't Look Now.

Mr. Churchill helped woo the Liberal Party voters by appearing as a supporting feature on the election platform of his old friend Lady Violet Bonha Carter, the brilliant Liberal.

MacIlwraith's modest affiliation to this new wave was heralded by a short, one-hour movie Linda (1960), a bitter-edged love story set in south London gangland, directed by Don Sharp, with Carol White, who went on to make Cathy Come Home and Poor Cow; it was released as a support feature to Karel Reisz's Saturday Night and Sunday Morning with Albert Finney.

It was played before all screenings of the film during its cinema release as a support feature.

Esther features as a supporting character in the novel The Men Who Sold The World, which is featured as a prequel to Torchwood: Miracle Day.

The album's promotional tour, the Blackmail the Universe Tour, launched on October 23, 2004 in Reno, Nevada and featured Earshot as a supporting act.

The ROM hacking entailed assembly-level changes to the game code to support features such as variable width fonts.

In summary, several ways of looking at the data implicate enhanced ROS management as a key feature supporting the prolonged elongation and greater final length of the fiber of Gb cv Phytogen 800 as compared to Gh cv Deltapine 90.

The topology of the resulting trees implies that the asymmetrical arrangement of gonads seen paraphyletically in the genus Asymmetron and Epigonichthys can be regarded as a plesiomorphic feature, supporting the hypothesis that the gonadal symmetry in the genus Branchiostoma was derived from the asymmetric Epigonichthys-like ancestor [ 16].