Sentence examples for brought to screen from inspiring English sources
Overall response was, they couldn't wait to see this movie made and brought to screen.
His film, brought to screen by director David Mackenzie, comes out in March.
Obviously, this guaranteed that the next several years would feature a number of new King adaptations, many of which would probably cover material previously brought to screen.
And Scott's dazzling rendering of assorted plagues and parting waters doesn't quite deny the participation of nature, however synthetically they've been brought to screen.
The story of Alan Turing and his extraordinary contribution to the second world war has been brought to screen in The Imitation Game.
This instalment was, by wide agreement, the high point – a compact, intricately plotted novel, as twisty as a detective yarn, brilliantly brought to screen by director Alfonso Cuarón in 2004.
If, as hypothesized, the screening compliance of the subjects was to improve to say to 40%, this would result in 7,039 cancers being brought to screening.
The bare-bones story of "The Shipping News" would seem simple enough to bring to screen.
Was it the presence of two gay female leads that made the film so hard to bring to screen?
Watts, of course, is already beloved Lynchian alum; bringing to screen the iconically duel identities of Betty Elms and Diane Selwyn in his 2001 film Mulholland Drive.
