Sentence examples for films pull from inspiring English sources

The "Pusher" films pull no punch.

Films pull musicians out of their groups and away from the jazz world, demonizing their associates (in order to get back to the lovers quarrels that audiences supposedly will understand better).

Those martial-arts films pulled off the same stunts with much more confidence, but audiences new to this stuff will be impressed.

Drew Barrymore is the new queen of excess after Forbes noted that her recent films pulled in a meagre 40 cents per $1 spent.

Stretching the films pulls polymer chains from the crystalline domains, which subsequently recrystallize with the polymer helices parallel to the stretch direction.

Paul Yeon Lee's "Echo of a Dream" and Suzanne Farrin's "Infinite Here" put an emphasis on shimmering, shivering effects, and Ryan Gallagher's "Grindhouse," channeling exploitation films, pulled the instruments to the extremes of their ranges.

His last five films pulled in miles of greenbacks more than $658. million so it's no surprise that Hanks will star in The Green Mile, an.

Both films pulled in an estimated $9.7 million to start off the Memorial Day weekend.

In 1959 his first film, "Pull My Daisy," established him as a chronicler of the Beats.

He acted in the Beat film "Pull My Daisy" with Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso, and made a documentary, "Africa and I," with the Oscar-winning filmmaker Pierre-Dominique Gaisseau.

Shortly after publication of "The Americans," Mr. Frank joined forces with Kerouac again on the artist's second-most-famous work, the experimental short film "Pull My Daisy".