Sentence examples for cinemas could be from inspiring English sources

Loach suggested that cinemas could be like theatres and owned more often by local authorities with programming decided by people who care about films, not "people who care about fast food".

Sunlight in the dark recesses of China's cinemas could be just the ticket.

In less academic pursuits, cinema could be brought into the fourth dimension.

It made me realise that cinema could be about ordinary people and their dilemmas.

The film theorist and historian David Bordwell said "it showed that cinema could be studied with intellectual seriousness".

It gave me my first taste of how liberating foreign cinema could be – precisely because it was often so otherworldly.

Contrary to what Spielberg may think, superhero cinema could be about to enter its most intriguing phase.

Secret Cinema began with the idea that cinema could be like when you went to the movies as a child.

"If you are under that age, your decision to work in adult cinema could be taken without having in mind all the consequences," she says.

Pretty soon, Mr Marino and others began posting their own "Quake movies", and a new medium was born.Eight years on, this new medium known as "machinima" ("machine" crossed with "cinema")—could be on the verge of revolutionising animation.

Once you accept the idea that the representation of violence is in itself harmful to society, much of the finest world cinema could be banned, from Eisenstein to Kurosawa to Kubrick and Polanski to Coppola and Scorsese.