Sentence examples for documentary in progress from inspiring English sources

A trailer for a documentary in progress on his life and work, titled "3XTonino," opens with a quote from Mr. Guerra on screen.

And lately Mr. Caglione has been spending some time in front of the camera, for a documentary in progress about Italian-Americans who work in film.

Although the agreement allows Douglas to complete an album and documentary in progress, he is barred from initiating or participating in any new Hendrix-related projects without prior written consent.

Didion has been everywhere this summer, in a new biography, a documentary in progress and the ad campaign for Céline, in which she appeared in her customary style, with flat hair and don't-bother-me sunglasses.

Connecticut BRIDGEPORT Burroughs Library (925 Broad St., third floor), 6 30 p.m.; reading from "New York After Sept. 11" by Gerry Albarelli, screening of segments of his documentary in progress, "Remembering Sept. 11".

MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK Following a screening of Jennifer Callahan's documentary in progress "The Bungalows of Rockaway," the journalist Eve Kahn moderates a discussion about the mostly lost summer residences in Queens, with Jill Eisenstadt, the author of the novel "From Rockaway," and the architectural historian Andrew S. Dolkart.

On a recent afternoon, Mr. Falco, 55, perused photographs from his documentary-in-progress, "Rice and Hunger in Asia".

With each success, Phoenix rewards you with clips from the reporter's documentary-in-progress or creepy film of the reporter shot secretly by Phoenix.

Like Irwin, he was not physically present, but via video he introduced and showed clips of affecting interviews with Hurricane Katrina victims from a documentary-in-progress.

Another documentary-in-progress, titled "Soldiers' Stories," has discovered 3-D images in a fold of history — inside the bloody trenches of the Somme offensive of World War I; more than two million soldiers fought in those battles, and over a million were killed or wounded.

Next up was Jonathan Demme, director of fine films ranging from "Citizens Band" through "Silence of the Lambs" through this week's "Rachel Getting Married". Like Irwin, he was not physically present, but via video he introduced and showed clips of affecting interviews with Hurricane Katrina victims from a documentary-in-progress.