Sentence examples for documentary attached from inspiring English sources

In the making-of documentary attached to the Western epic "Broken Trail" (Sony), Walter Hill, the co-producer and director of this three-hour 2006 AMC miniseries, defines the genre in terms of men working things out for themselves without recourse to civilization.

By Michael Sragow In the making-of documentary attached to the Western epic "Broken Trail" (Sony), Walter Hill, the co-producer and director of this three-hour 2006 AMC miniseries, defines the genre in terms of men working things out for themselves without recourse to civilization.

This has been a fruitful year for Vanessa Winship, the British-born photographer who for the past decade has been living in Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Turkey, working as a documentary photographer attached to the French agency, VU.

While "The Wrestler" had a grittier documentary style attached to it, Aronofsky put Portman's character through just about the same amount of intense pressure, leaving Nina ready to crack at any moment.

The judge systematically denied defense motions to attach documentary evidence, examine witnesses and hear expert testimony.

Carefully quote the terms of your contract and attach documentary proof, if necessary, that clearly indicates how you upheld your duties or which circumstances beyond your control prevented you from timely handling them.

The documentary comes with star power attached, which may explain its unusual placement on ABC's prime-time schedule.

People either arrived deliberately late or walked out for a smoke during these films, and the tag of "boring" became inescapably attached to the documentary.

He was a political cartoonist for the New York newspaper PM, and during World War II was attached to a documentary film-making unit headed by famed director Frank Capra, who died Sept. 3.

BBC Storyville editor Nick Fraser is cautious about the new sources of monies for documentaries and worries that it comes with strings attached.

He was presently stationed in California, as an Army captain attached to Frank Capra's celebrated wartime documentary-film-making unit, for which he wrote and directed scripts calculated to elevate G.I. morals and morale.