Sentence examples for group screenings from inspiring English sources

These elements of the script were changed after press tours and focus group screenings.

The cinema of transgression may be Zedd's greatest legacy: Zedd, Kern, David Wojnarowicz, and other filmmakers collaborated and did group screenings under the transgression label.

Nor can a mainline Protestant pastor (another group screened from Mel Gibson's screenings) ignore the danger of literalism and its exploitation by an election-year party of piety.

In addition to these events, the group presents screenings and talks throughout the year at various venues.

The sense of calm and relaxation is reinforced by scheduled midday naps, ever-present sunshine and group film screenings every evening.

Each weekend of the monthlong festival there is a second group of screenings, at 3 p.m., for children over 8. Tomorrow and Sunday the theme is "Question Authority," and highlights include "The Breakfast," an Irish program about a boy who rebels at a harsh school, and "The Bogeyman," a Danish thriller that is the festival's first with subtitles.

Our results show that eliminating PCP variations in CRC practices has the potential to substantially increase utilization of CRC screening among a diverse group of screening-eligible adults.

In contrast, subjects in the radiographic screening group had two screenings on average, one radiographic and one endoscopic screening.

The second grouping of screenings includes the 1951 pilot episode of "I Love Lucy"; the 1953 show "Dinner with the President," which features the cast of "I Love Lucy" performing for Dwight D. Eisenhower; and a 1975 episode of "Dinah!" with appearances by Ball, her mother and her daughter.

There are a number of features of the platform, including the ability to allow for group-activated "screenings," allowing a certain number of people on Facebook to unlock a viewing experience.

The search strategy used the keyword 'MRSA' combined with a group of screening-related terms: 'surveillance' OR 'infection control' OR 'prevalence' AND 'healthcare'healthcare