Sentence examples for invitation-only screening from inspiring English sources
CHRIS EYRE, a Sundance-winning filmmaker, is to attend an invitation-only screening at the festival of a PBS television production he directed, "A Thief of Time".
At an invitation-only screening of the made-for-cable film "Life of the Party: The Pamela Harriman Story" (based on Christopher Ogden's biography of the late Ambassador to France and longtime benefactor of the Democratic Party) the audience laughed at the lines spoken by the actress playing the woman once colloquially known as one of the world's greatest courtesans.
Inside the country, the fluidity of Iran's censorship system was evident one summer evening in 1998 at Tehran's House of Cinema, a private film club, where an invitation-only screening of a movie about the aftermath of the Iran-Iraq war was being held.
An invitation-only screening of the documentary "Nanking," held in late October at the Tribeca Grand Hotel, conjured up an eclectic mix of attendees, including the "60 Minutes" correspondent Bob Simon, the real estate scion Ivanka Trump and the gossip columnist Cindy Adams, not to mention its official hostess, Wendi Murdoch, the wife of Rupert Murdoch, chairman of the News Corporation.
The theater, a converted concert hall, hosted a glitzy, invitation-only screening of the Marvel Studios film "Black Panther" attended by government officials and foreign dignitaries.
Marketing for the film included a media tour of part of the set and an invitation-only screening sponsored by the publisher of MacGrath's book.
The result is a documentary titled "The Diplomat," which Holbrooke is screening at swanky invitation-only events, including a gathering Wednesday in Washington, in advance of its premiere Nov. 2 on HBO.
The organisation operates mainly through an invitation-only internet forum, to which Choudary contributes under the screen name Abou Luqman.
The service is invitation-only to start.
The event is invitation-only.
