Sentence examples for cinema reading from inspiring English sources

For Italian families, among the most popular daily leisure activities are watching television, listening to the radio, reading newspapers, and going to the cinema; reading books and engaging in sports are less common among the majority of people.

Sarri loves politics, with a personal leaning to the left, and likes to indulge his love of cinema, reading poetry and books - but they have been set to one side as he focuses his sights on moulding the Blues in his style.

For the most part, drifting meant going to theaters in order to absorb the latest waves of excellent contemporary European cinema, reading modernist literature, and, eventually, composing a novel.

Resolutely unpretentious and with an inclusive family feel, Frighten Brighton, sponsored by Shock Horror magazine and attended by purveyors of cult and genre cinema reading, Hemlock Books, drew a laid-back, appreciative audience that, like the movies themselves, spanned numerous generations.

There is this, though: "Boyle looked on as paramedics treated fans struggling to cope with gruesome scenes". And the person sitting near Daily Mail reviewer Chris Tookey "left just after the most gruesome bit and never came back," apparently rebuking "the most harrowing bone-breaking and amputation scene in the history of cinema". Read more here.

Remembering a golden age of cinema by reading two of its top critics.

The school would not offer a place to a child whose parents were "taking them to the cinema or reading newspapers around them", he said.

If a pal were to try to entice Ms. Oliver into meeting at the local cinema by reading that very sentence, though, it's likely that person would end up going alone.

Readers intrigued by this country's cinema can read more in a set of essays and interviews, "Close Up: Iranian Cinema Past, Present and Future" by Hamid Dabashi (Verso).

Maupassant's stories have a strangely strong power on the cinema — they read like sketches by an extraordinarily perceptive, witty, vigorous, and impatient painter.

At the height of his career, his film credits in Australian cinemas would read "costumes by our Orry-Kelly".