Sentence examples for making a documentary for from inspiring English sources

"No one believed that a 10-year-old kid was making a documentary for HBO," he said.

Last August I spent three weeks embedded with the anti-kidnap squad of the Caracas police making a documentary for the Channel 4 series Unreported World.

The journalists were making a documentary for the British agency Ecostorm on the annual seal hunt, in which more than 90,000 seals will be clubbed to death.

Sometime in early 2005, a mustachioed Kazakh journalist known as Borat Sagdiyev slipped into America with the intention of making a documentary for the alleged good of his Central Asian nation.

Eh? Meanwhile spare a thought for poor Simon Farnaby, who is gadding around Croatia making a documentary for Channel 4 about "a man who can cook sausages with his eyes".

Gaunt as a saint preparing for martyrdom, his eyes gazing without a blink from sunken sockets, he jabbers and grins; there is a film crew within the film, making a documentary for HBO, and he's hopped up by the presence of the camera.

He said, "What do you want to make a documentary for?" I felt as if a giant school principal were grilling tiny me.

In 2012, Holland published his revisionist book In the Shadow of the Sword, and made a documentary for Channel 4 entitled Islam: the Untold Story.

He recently made a documentary for the BBC, "Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus," abouthehe rural South, and he now lives in Georgia.

I am in Malawi to make a documentary for Channel 4 about the real story behind Madonna's plans to adopt a second child from Malawi.

Our hero leaves his dirt-poor Kazakh village, and travels to New York with a cameraman and his obese and unreliable producer to make a documentary for state TV.