Sentence examples for documentaries and we from inspiring English sources
After all, unlike Skinner's pigeons, we can read popular science books and watch TV documentaries, and we really should know by now what's going on.
They also know that in my television career I worked in BBC News, I presented Man Alive documentaries and we produced Restoration, the show that got the public behind monuments.
We hope you'll spend some time with our new longer-form documentaries and we'd love to hear what you think.
"We issued a call for short-film proposals, either fiction or documentaries, and we chose four filmmakers, three of whom are from Cine Institute" – Haiti's only film school, located in the Southern city of Jacmel.
"Everyone else did a real documentary, and we did a fake one.
This has nothing to do with Ofcom's oh-so-moral demand that audiences should never view the "point of death" – although I have shown a Gaza Palestinian dying on the operating theatre in a 1992 television documentary, and we are constantly shown replays of television journalists being rocketed to death by a US helicopter over Baghdad.
The Wolfpack is an amazing documentary and we are really excited to help get it out there in the world.
CM: Yes, students helped on this from top to bottom, filming, even, of the documentary, and we did the Old Crow Medicine session during a class, which was great.
For the Hollywood movies, results are obtained both from the baseline TMM13 and the ICIP15 movie summarization systems, while for the five travel documentaries and GWW, we use the extended ICIP15 system; where GWW#1 shows AUC results obtained when GWW was trained on the movies and GWW#2 shows results when the training was performed on all data.
What else to know: Scorsese has turned his attention to Bob Dylan, Fran Lebowitz, The Rolling Stones and George Harrison for documentaries, and now we're excited to see what he'll do with a portrait of this influential publication.
It's an almost journalistic song that epitomises Smith at his observational best, using snatches of documentary interviews – "and we kept it UK!" – to build up a vivid, witty and at times moving celebration of British rave culture as it approaches its 30th year.
