Sentence examples for including a script from inspiring English sources

Driven by off-the-wall characters pursuing eccentric passions, this "harebrained idea of a film" (according to Mr. Godshall, in his manifesto) erupted from a desire to cast off all constraints — including a script — and go with the flow.

At the end of the course, you'll have everything you need to pitch your show to producers, including a script, one-page pitch, two-page proposal, a series bible, and the confidence to start contacting agents.

There's a fascinating discussion of the terrible story in "This Is Orson Welles," a book-length collection of interviews with Welles by Peter Bogdanovich, accompanied by a wealth of supplements provided by the book's editor, Jonathan Rosenbaum (including a script of the material that was cut from the film).

Back story: Earlier attempts to turn the book into a movie didn't pan out, including a script by Menno Meyjes ("The Color Purple") that took the story from World War II London into modern-day California.

Detailed protocols for manual and automated lobChIP, including a script for Tecan Freedom Evo, are given in the Additional file 3. HepG2 cells were ordered from ATCC and cultured in RPMI 1640 medium supplemented with 10% non-inactivated FBS, l-glutamine and PEST (Sigma-Aldrich) at 37°C with 5% CO2.

A facilitators' manual contains detailed information specific to each group session including a script for the educational material, timing of each component, the type of resistance activities to be performed, suggestions for various fun active games, and a list of the resources required.

This season included a script that was a pastiche of recent campus rape stories, opening with a hot drunk girl being assaulted by frat-boy predators.

His credits for movies and television were noteworthy (they included a script for "Star Trek" and the pilots for "Marcus Welby, M.D".

That work included a script for the TV show "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys," where Mr. Kurtzman worked as an assistant after graduating from college.

But Hollywood was particularly drawn to this one after Mr. Bekmambetov joined his fellow producers Tim Burton and Jim Lemley in shopping a film proposal that included a script by Mr. Grahame-Smith, who has written for television.

There are pleasures in an evening that doesn't so much appear to have been directed as assembled, but they are largely accidental ones, and include a script and delivery that on occasion give rise to unintentional laughter.