Sentence examples for in front of a documentary from inspiring English sources

I realised this when I told other members of my family that I was about to sit down in front of a documentary about wind, and farting noises followed me out of the room.

Very beautiful, yes, but not quite perfect because slightly too ambient, cool and cerebral - a good fit in front of a documentary about Thomas Telford but a misfit before an episode of My Family.

How'm I doing?" Depending on your view of these things, Mr. Koch's reticence — a rare display of it from a man willing to say in front of a documentary film crew that prostate problems once caused him to nearly relieve himself in an elevator in front of George Pataki — is understandable, or irrelevant, or dispiriting, or enraging.

At the beginning of "Under the Skin of the City," Tuba (Golab Adineh), a middle-aged woman who works in a textile mill in Tehran, sits down in front of a documentary film crew to answer some formulaic questions about the pending parliamentary elections.

Why, only the other week, viewers of Keeping Up with the Kardashians were treated to what Lost in Showbiz feels will one day come to be thought of as one of the great moments in the history of factual television, up there with The World at War or Kenneth Clark's Civilisation: the sight of Kim Kardashian having her uterus cleaned out in front of a documentary crew.

It's about watching a room full of Farsi-speaking teenagers fall silent in front of a David Attenborough documentary about iguanas and snakes.

Speaking in front of a projector screen playing a documentary about Iranian fashion, Matan announced the goal of the project as sparking communication between peoples, sharing culture and art, and promoting peace.

The scenario owed something to P. G. Wodehouse, but, as Iannucci recently recalled, "Yes Minister" also seemed oddly realistic: "When it came on, even though it was a traditionally shot sitcom in front of a studio audience, it felt like a documentary to a lot of people," he said.

Today we're excited to announce the four finalists who will compete for the grand prize in a public pitching session in front of a panel that includes acclaimed Australian documentary filmmaker Kitty Green ( Ukraine is Not A Brothel, Casting JonBenet); heavyweight producer Robert Fernandenz ( Wormwood, Fog of War); and representatives from VICE and Screen Australia.

In its blunt retelling of Central Harlem, the documentary opens with Dedric Hammond standing in front of a Chinese takeout restaurant near the spot where he was shot the first time.

"Doing it on the screen, telling it in a documentary, is not so different from trying a case in front of a jury".