Sentence examples for existing documentary from inspiring English sources
John Akomfrah's film is a tribute to the critic and New Left Review founder Stuart Hall – a montage of existing documentary footage and Hall's own words and thoughts on film.
Using existing documentary and newsreel images shot by anonymous others, Pasolini rewrote history through montage.
There, they will join existing business documentaries like "American Greed".
High levels of Pinaceae resin were also identified: these results in combination with the published analytical evidence on the inorganic fraction and the existing visual and documentary evidence support interpretation of the artist's use of oil-based enamel paint in Leichtes [32].
The funding would come from an already existing tax on documentary stamps for such things as mortgages, liens, warranty deeds and quit-claim deeds.
More readily comprehensible but existing now only in documentary photographs was Ms. Denes's creation of a two-acre wheat field on landfill near the World Trade Center in 1982.
Howard's documentary combines existing footage of the Beatles performing live with fan-submitted films and photos to give neophyte and longtime fans a fresh look at the Beatles as a touring unit.
Replacing 2K14's enjoyable, but underdeveloped Road to Wrestlemania mode, is a feature called 2K Showcase which will supplant the former's short pre-match vignettes with mini-documentaries of existing footage that focus on two significant rivalries within the annals of WWE history.
This allows the existing popular movies and documentaries to be watched on 3D screens.
Another new broadband content company is New York-based CenterSeat, which repackages existing programming such as documentaries and reruns of old television shows and also develops original content like shorts movies, comedy clips and classical music videos.
The King's School, Canterbury claims Augustine as its founder, which would make it the world's oldest existing school, but the first documentary records of the school date from the 16th century.
