Sentence examples for documentary to be released from inspiring English sources

The company continues to deal with the legal fallout from the killing, which is the subject of a documentary to be released this summer.

The filmmaker Caroline Haertel, who recently finished shooting "My Life: Gloria von Thurn und Taxis," a documentary to be released next year, agrees.

They even made a documentary, to be released this year as part of the commemoration, which the Library of Congress has deemed "culturally significant".

By contrast, there is Davis Guggenheim's "Waiting for Superman," a documentary to be released by Paramount Vantage on Sept. 24, and Alex Gibney's "Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer," due from Magnolia Pictures on Nov. 5.

"I think that we need to take those dams down," the judge, James A. Redden of Federal District Court in Portland, Ore., told Idaho Public Television in an interview for a documentary to be released this summer.

— Genesis P-Orridge, performance artist and experimental musician with Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV; featured in "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye," a documentary to be released in March.

In his six months in Los Angeles, Dr. Rodchenkov has taken on a more active role in that documentary, "Icarus," to be released in September.

In a documentary due to be released on 20 December, Russian President Vladimir Putin said: "Regarding the Syrian crisis, we find it easy to work both with President Assad and the American side".

My heart goes out, therefore, to the members of Anvil, a long-forgotten speed metal band who are the subject of a riveting new documentary due to be released later this month.

A documentary due to be released next month suggests that the Catholic church in Ireland was the likely beneficiary of hundreds of thousands of pounds stolen by the Great Train Robbery.

In a documentary soon to be released, "The Mighty Humble Blueberry," Nancy O'Mallon, a filmmaker and novelist, follows the story of a pioneering New Jersey woman who helped turn wild blueberries into commercially available produce.