Sentence examples for documentary extract from inspiring English sources

When the documentary extract opened with a large photograph of Mr. Robbins, the crowd burst into spontaneous applause.

The 25-year-old singer broke down in a documentary extract posted online last night (24.04.11) and spoke of how much she fears criticism, admitting she feels like a "loser kid in high school".

The many interviews, statements, documentary extracts, anecdotes and reflections that make up the book are often fascinating in themselves, but do they hang together?

She's aged 51 here – and in the second of the two documentary extracts, Anthony Dowell, among others, offers illuminating physical analysis of both the symmetrical beauty and rare longevity of Fonteyn's technique (1.31), attributing them to the unusually even, harmonious distribution of muscular stress in her dancing.

The sell-out crowd also saw a 12-minute extract from a 1991 documentary that showed Mr. Robbins rehearsing the first part of "In the Night" with two of the Paris Opera Ballet's principals.

The cannabis extract was famously featured in the CNN documentary "Weed," which first aired in August.

The revelation appears in a Channel 4 documentary, Dead Famous DNA, broadcast next week, in which leading scientists attempt to extract DNA from relics and analyse their genome to solve mysteries associated with them.

But that doesn't diminish their documentary value, especially when we learn how to interpret them so as to extract what they accurately portray about everyday life.

An extract of the footage of the song performance was included in the 1994 documentary The Making of "A Hard Day's Night".

Best known in Britain for his stunning solo extract from Blues for the Jungle, as broadcast in DA Pennebaker's 1985 TV documentary Dance Black America, his work nevertheless covered a broad spectrum of themes.

Almond extract?