Sentence examples for documentary to date from inspiring English sources

As the network's most expensive documentary to date -- $25 million over five years -- each shot was painstakingly produced.

We've just finished producing a feature documentary called The Flaw that attempts to explain the underlying causes of the crisis in more depth than any documentary to date.

The BBC has told viewers to expect "the most immersive wildlife documentary experience to date".

The film grossed $24 million in the U.S. and $26 million in the foreign box office, becoming the tenth highest grossing documentary film to date in the United States.

Armenian Genocide documentary to premiere Thursday in Glendale.

To date, books and documentaries have done the best job of making the long zoom meaningful to mass audiences, starting with Charles and Ray Eames's proto-long-zoom "Powers of Ten" documentary of the 70's, which took the viewer from the outer cosmos to the atoms spinning in the hand of a man lying by the lake in Chicago.

The scope of his entire career to date, which also includes documentaries, grand-scale historical frescoes, and satirical fantasies, indicates the colossal cinematic armamentarium that he would bring to bear on a widely contextualized and multifaceted view of African-American lives — a spectrum far greater than a commercially produced Hollywood movie would be able to contain.

Having created 19 short documentaries, numerous music videos and one web series to date, I/O marks his first feature length film.

Moore's 2004 film, Fahrenheit 9/11, is the highest-grossing documentary of all time, taking close to $120m£75m5m) at the US box office to date.

Thanks to the popularity of Alex Gibney's HBO documentary, Going Clear, the Church of Scientology is now facing its greatest PR crisis to date.

It's with documentary-making, however, that Allen may have made his most interesting career swerve to date.