Sentence examples for documentary found from inspiring English sources

Mr. Engel had been living in Hamburg for decades until German television reporters making a documentary found him.

Which way is the program headed?" Peterson, who is preparing the documentary, found that winning for so long had created "some assumptions" among Nebraska fans, including feelings of superiority.

In fact, they're based on the interference between different images, when the artist filmed the curved surface of her old telly screen, to capture a second world war documentary, found by accident when she was channel-hopping one night.

Paul and Michelle's family who are featured in the documentary found themselves having to find private rented accommodation when their local council found that they had made themselves 'intentionally homeless' after their housing benefit office had messed up their payments.

JD Sports is to launch an investigation into conditions at its Kingsway warehouse near Rochdale after a Channel 4 documentary found workers claiming it was "worse than a prison".

Tony Hall's decision this week to close BBC3, moving it to an online-only outfit – announced to BBC staff as a difficult but necessary decision – has parallels with what our documentary found: savings need to be made and young people will adapt to change with less pain than everyone else.

The first scenes of "Koch, Neil Barskyy's new documentary, find its subject, the former Mayor Edward I. Koch of New York, campaigning on a Brooklyn street on behalf of a candidate for the State Assembly in the 2010 election.

(Lee) 'FRONTRUNNERS' (No rating, 1 23) Without forcing comparisons, this mild-mannered documentary finds parallels between the national presidential elections and a recent competition for the presidency of the student union at Stuyvesant High School in New York City.

In the new documentary "Finding Joseph I," the director James Lathos traces the psychological issues, including rumored schizophrenia, that plagued the singer well into adulthood, ultimately sabotaging many career opportunities.

On a typical day this week, the Flynn was showing the photography documentary Finding Vivian Maier, while the theatres offered a choice between an adaptation of the Pat Barker novel Regeneration and a concert by Lisa Stansfield.

"The great thing about the characters is that they can expose things that, let's say, a documentary finds difficulty exposing," Baron Cohen told Gompertz, recalling an episode when, disguised in proto-Borat mufti — he had originally conceived of the character as Alexi Krickler, from Moldova — he infiltrated a pro-fox-hunting protest.