Sentence examples for commit to screening from inspiring English sources

Now we're seeing packages on offer, where venues have to commit to screening three or four shows from one company over a year.

This time round, ABC has committed to screening the season in two blocks, with the eight-episode spin-off Agent Carter – starring Hayley Atwell as a proto-SHIELD agent in the 1940s – plugging the gap during a longer mid-season break.

In addition, the companies have committed to screening clients to confirm their identities and ensure that the clients are permitted by their governments to possess the sequences they've requested.

Tucked away on Montana Avenue near hip eateries such as Father's Office, Forma and R+D Kitchen, the theater is committed to screening quality prints of both popular films of yesteryear and hidden gems you might have missed.

Taken together with the analysis of non-committed participants, this result highlights the importance of making information about bowel cancer screening salient and coherent to potential participants, especially those not currently committed to screening.

In return for the new equipment, the cinemas - ranging from smaller arthouse cinemas to multiplexes, have committed to screen a greater selection of indepenedent and foreign language movies, enabling more people to see critically acclaimed films from Britain and abroad.

Civil War might feature the biggest conclave of comic book characters ever committed to screen – a fistfight on an airport tarmac between opposing hero groups – but its true finale is a one-on-one brawl with stakes that are purely personal.

The latter's cinéma vérité origins ultimately fuse with Loden's expert direction in one of the most authentic visions of middle America committed to screen.

At first he's in full denial, as Ebba compulsively relives the moment in front of any captive audience -- but eventually Thomas confronts his behavior in one of the great man melt-downs ever committed to screen.

Columbia executives insisted that Mr. Maguire commit to a screen test, usually considered an insult for an actor with so many respectable credits.

The film is up there among the very best attempts to commit sport to screen.