Sentence examples for is to be screen from inspiring English sources

The only way to know for sure, however, is to be screen during your pregnancy.

It is to be screened by E4 next year.

And, at last, the invigorating Bradford FA Cup show is to be screened live on television.

The show is to be screened by ITV the next day.

The unnamed film is to be screened on BBC1 in June, to tie in with the tournament.

Silenced, which made its debut at the Tribeca Film Festival, is to be screened at additional movie festivals this fall.

The sketch is to be screened during the Red Nose Day broadcast on Friday, which is on BBC1 and BBC2.

The fruit of their dramatic labours is to be screened on the History channel at 9pm this Sunday.

But wherever Act of Valor is to be screened, there will be no need; it is a recruitment vehicle in itself and a blatant one.

That is the question for film-goers now that the sold-out Manchester theatre production of Hamlet, starring Maxine Peake, is to be screened in cinemas next year.

The next televised clash between Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling on Scottish independence is to be screened live across the UK later this month.