Sentence examples for being screened with a from inspiring English sources

Presented as a special event of the 38th New York Film Festival, these newly restored 35-millimeter prints, with English intertitles and their original tinting, are being screened with a live musical accompaniment.

There's an old film being screened, with a narration written by the archaeologist Jaquetta Hawkes and crackly colour footage of Hepworth and her works by the sea in St Ives.

This dual effect of breast density on cancer incidence and sensitivity of mammography results in women with the highest risk being screened with a tool with limited effectiveness: mammography.

Stevens beat Hackett, who appeared to be screened, with a rising slap shot at 12 42.

The rest of the body is screened with a bushy mass of fibre strips.

They will also be screened with a hand-held metal detector, which they say is a new level of screening.

Nevertheless, Mr Forgach explains that when projects are under consideration they have to be screened with a "green check".

Bags were sent through an X-ray machine, and individuals were screened with a metal-detector wand and sometimes patted down in a search for weapons.

Last week, censors in Singapore also passed the film for release, despite the island republic's stringent homosexuality laws, although it will be screened with a consumer advisory warning.

Under the new recommendations, the task force says women should be screened with a Pap smear no more than every three years.

59,788 compounds were screened with a ratio of 1 active compound to 162 inactive compounds (0.61%).