Sentence examples for future screenings from inspiring English sources
She has strengthened test security and requested future screenings for suspicious erasures.
For details of current and future screenings, visit its Fan Force page.
Future screenings will include such beloved exercises in cinematic transgression as "Pink Flamingos" and "Belle de Jour".
"It's not up to me to teach young people how to respect the law," added M Tarizzo, when asked why he had cancelled future screenings.
My Beautiful Broken Brain was shown as part of the Ideas & Science strand at Sheffield Doc/Fest 2015, for future screenings please visit mybeautifulbrokenbrain.com.
Good Girl was shown as part of the Ideas & Science strand at Sheffield Doc/Fest 2015, for future screenings please visit www.mop.no/.
Nonetheless, concerned with the information provided, a few of these women communicated a desire to lengthen the interval between screenings and felt that overdiagnosis might deter them from attending future screening all together.
Travelers in the midst of another holiday season of shuffling shoeless through seemingly interminable airport security lines may find it difficult to imagine a future where screenings are not only speedy but thorough.
Oscar-winning producer Scott Rudin has banned David Denby, a critic from the New Yorker magazine, from all future press screenings of his films after Denby broke a review embargo on David Fincher's version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
The Times's description of IATA's ideas is pretty uncritical, but it'll give you a decent sense of what's being proposed:Travelers in the midst of another holiday season of shuffling shoeless through seemingly interminable airport security lines may find it difficult to imagine a future where screenings are not only speedy but thorough.
Based on the addition of strictosidine to a crude strictosidine glucosidase preparation from Catharanthus cells, a combined chemoenzymatic approach to generating large alkaloid libraries for future pharmacological screenings is presented.
