Sentence examples for inaugural screening from inspiring English sources

"In one day we sold 990 tickets for the inaugural screening.

Sundance differs by serving as the birthplace for films that have zero buzz before their inaugural screening – which adds to the excitement.

At the inaugural screening of a football match in 3D, the novelty proved popular, but there was a feeling that 3D would not catch on until viewers could watch without the inconvenience of wearing the glasses.

The inaugural screening in a new twice-a-month program of children's matinees at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" takes its silly hero far and wide, including the Alamo in Texas and the Warner Brothers studios in California.

Speaking at the inaugural screening event, one of the children portrayed in the film, 17 year old Latsamy, said he hoped it's message would help prevent other children falling victim to UXO accidents.

The inaugural risk-screening program is an extension of a Johns Hopkins initiative begun in 2007 that has already screened some 600 top-ranked Maryland high school athletes, ages 14 to 18, for signs of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, inherited heart abnormalities that can lead to sudden, potentially fatal heart rhythm disturbances often triggered by intense exercise.

A grainy newsreel of Roosevelt's first inaugural was screened.

The third floor of the museum is occupied by an education center and a 170-seat theater, which augments the inaugural exhibition with a screening series of seventeen film and video programs drawn from the Whitney collection.

An unprecedented level of security will frame President Bush's second inauguration, with officials planning to use thousands of police from across the country, new screening technology for inaugural guests and a military contingent that could include a combat brigade of up to 4,000 troops.

13– 15 In this study, we report the inaugural results of this nationwide screening service and, by taking advantage of the large population size, evaluate its effectiveness at reducing CRC mortality from 2004 to 2009.

For the inaugural event, he decided to screen "Sita Sings the Blues," a 2008 animated feature film that tells a story derived from Ramayana, an ancient Sanskrit epic.