Sentence examples for hosted screenings from inspiring English sources

Earlier this season, the co-creator of "Cougar Town," Bill Lawrence, hosted screenings of the show in cities across the country.

Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook, venture capitalists John Doerr and Bill Gurley and San Francisco mayoral candidate Joanna Rees have all hosted screenings to raise awareness of the film.

Over the past two years, the Undervolt collective have released a clutch of "albums" by some of the most exciting video artists and independent animators and hosted screenings of their work all over the world.

In the past year, Citylab Studio and another sister tenant, Prototype Gallery, have hosted screenings, exhibitions, and art bazaars.

Then there are the Empire film awards, now in their 19th year, with plans for more money-spinning events (the magazine has previously hosted screenings and conventions, although a long-mooted TV show has never come off).

"And I mean, these are powerful individuals who are in control of an entire state, or things like that, and they'd walk in and be like – " he assumed a groveling voice — " 'Mr. Eastwood, it is so nice to meet you.'" As a thank-you for their cooperation, Mr. Eastwood hosted screenings for Washington insiders, FBI staffers and politicians.

London and Nottingham host screenings.

Ms. Lombard has produced and hosted national screenings of Townsend's film followed by panel discussions and town hall gatherings designed to urge audiences to support a national wireless infrastructure framework that fully utilizes spectrum-intensive 4G devices with the goal of empowering communities through technology.

Spoken word artist and Girl Rising Global Ambassador Azure Antoinette first introduced the project to TD Ameritrade last spring and, since then, she and the company have co-hosted several screenings across the country.

Fluxhouse II, the first successful Maciunas Fluxhouse at 80 Wooster Street, became a magnet for the avant-garde who were drawn to Jonas Mekas's Film-Makers' Cinematheque, a ground-floor space that hosted happenings, film screenings, dance and theater performances, concerts and arts shows.

Hosting Champagne-soaked screenings for star politicians.