Sentence examples for move from cinema from inspiring English sources
For Campion it marks a move from cinema to television.
The second leads from a reflexive sense of history at large to a more precise, forthright, and self-questioning reflection of the standpoint of the filmmaker — the move from a cinema that assumes the historical stage to one that is truly local and uninhibitedly, directly personal.
The move met with criticism from cinema chains over concern that the test and any further future implementation would impact ticket sales.
Actually, Cornish's move from radio DJ to film director (mirroring his previous leap from TV comedian to scriptwriter) places him at the centre of a phenomenon increasingly characterising modern British cinema.
In 1963, the restaurant and lounge moved to its final location, at the intersection of Northwest 21st Avenue and Hoyt Street, across from Cinema 21.
That thrill is gone from cinema now".
As a theater artist, Mr. Shechter borrows much from cinema.
It has also moved into live sport, having captured the rights to Indonesia's soccer league, and Britt said it is focusing on acquiring more local content, including first releases from cinema's and local productions.
This could be particularly good news for the film industry, because one of the reasons why cinema attendance plummeted in the post-war years was that young families moved into the suburbs, away from cinemas in town and city centres.
They've also moved from an old gutted cinema space in Arcade lane into the big top at the Royal Croquet club.
