Sentence examples for documentaries that constitute from inspiring English sources
Transformation may be the subject of every sports movie, in one way or another, but the seven documentaries that constitute the Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film series — part of the Tribeca Film Festival, which opens on Wednesday night — make a fetish of it.
M.F.A. Thesis ProjectIn the second year of the program, each student produces a 20-minute film or video documentary that constitutes the thesis project.
The works that constitute his now classic documentary series The Bus are formal and monochrome, evincing the austere economic climate of early 1970s Britain, but also recalling a place where the idea of a working-class community still held sway.
Does that constitute dating?
Would "fixing" that constitute a new tax?
ELECTRONS Negatively charged particles that constitute electricity.
— that constitute the government's "Integrated Acquisition Environment".
Does that constitute an American strategic interest?
Atoms constitute molecules that constitute organelles that constitute cells that constitute tissues that constitute organs that constitute organisms that constitute ecosystems.
George the Monk, also called George the Sinner, Greek Georgios Hamartolos (flourished 9th century) Byzantine historian, author of a world chronicle that constitutes a prime documentary source for mid-9th-century Byzantine history, particularly the iconoclast (Greek: "image destroyer") movement.
C. 801 - c. 900 George the Monk, also called George the Sinner, Greek Georgios Hamartolos (flourished 9th century), Byzantine historian, author of a world chronicle that constitutes a prime documentary source for mid-9th-century Byzantine history, particularly the iconoclast (Greek: "image destroyer") movement.
