Sentence examples for cinema site from inspiring English sources
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At his "Only the Cinema" site, Ed Howard has organized an "Early Howard Hawks Blog-a-Thon," where he reconsiders the movies Hawks made before "Bringing Up Baby".
Its property portfolio includes the Odeon Cinema site in Leicester Square, the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Shoreditch, a shopping centre in Ealing and at least half a dozen blocks of flats in Docklands.
The 24-strong lineup, which included hotly anticipated new films from Terrence Malick, David Cronenberg and Paul Thomas Anderson, hit the internet yesterday via French cinema site Blog du Festival de Cannes, but has since been revealed as false.
When in 1994 the receiver accepted Raymond's £15m offer for the Café de Paris, the Rialto cinema site and shops and offices in Rupert Street and Coventry Street in Soho, Raymond recalled: "Years ago I queued up across the road at five in the morning at the kitchen entrance of Joe Lyons to work as a washer-up in the kitchen for ten shillings (50p) a morning".
"There are broken parts of the town - not just the cinema site, that leads all the way down Mount Pleasant Road.
At Frankie's the management is being refreshed, menus updated, digital marketing increased and covers in busier cinema sites increased by trimming bar space".
That becomes clear as you pore through the Cinema Treasures site, cinematreasures.org, a riveting compendium of theaters, open or closed, from around the world that can be searched by name, city or ZIP code.
On Monday, the company revealed that it has inked a deal to make some of its TV shows and movies available to Gaia Online's virtual cinema Web site.
In terms of business model, the startup currently earns affiliate revenue if you click through to a cinema's site and actually make a booking.
"It didn't replace the original in the hearts of geeks, but it didn't make geek culture angry at him, and I can't stress how amazing that is," says Harry Knowles, founder of the pioneering geek-cinema Web site Ain't It Cool News.
