Sentence examples for for wide release from inspiring English sources

But Facebook believes it is now good enough for wide release.

The date for wide release in the United States has been changed to April, from the end of January.

"Brüno," an R-rated comedy set for wide release by Universal Pictures on July 10, stars Mr. Baron Cohen as a flamboyantly gay fashion journalist from Austria.

And Ron Howard was working on a movie, scheduled for wide release next fall, about the momentous 1976 Formula One season, with its fiercely contested rivalry between the carousing English lothario James Hunt and the Austrian Niki Lauda.

The wonderful new documentary "Red Army," on a limited run in New York this week and slated for wide release in January, tells the story of the legendary Soviet teams, principally through the eyes of the great defenseman Slava Fetisov, who eventually, during the collapse of the Soviet Union and the twilight of his career, came to play in the N.H.L.

One publicist for an actor who is starring in a film scheduled for wide release in January said that clients of her agency were likely to wait and see what the reaction was to any actors who decided to cross a picket line.

Billboard and other outdoor advertising went up a month early, which is common for wide releases.

She had arrived for the American première of her new film, "Thérèse Desqueyroux," which will soon be distributed for wider release, after a run in France and Belgium last fall.

It was then released in 13 towns across America, with fans invited to petition for wider release by going to the film's website and hitting a "demand" button.

On Thursday, an edited version of "Bully," the anti-bullying documentary, was given a PG-13 label by the Classification and Rating Administration, clearing the film for wider release in theaters by the Weinstein Company next Friday.

I see all the commercial releases, and almost all of the imports, and at the Cannes, New York, and Chicago film festivals, I see a good cross section of the smaller films, domestic and foreign, that are worthy of festivals but not commercial enough for wider release.