Sentence examples for movie accompanied from inspiring English sources

The movie, accompanied by a music track, was digitally mastered from an archival print.

Now he has actually made a Dickensian movie – accompanied, perhaps, by a shrewdly distanced critical sensibility with something of Peter Ackroyd.

Now people share photographs through e-mailed pictures, postings on a Web site or — for the truly ambitious — a digital movie accompanied by Coldplay.

This crucial absence after the principal shooting of a movie, accompanied by lengthy instructions from afar as to how his film should be edited (which were largely ignored), was to persist with all his subsequent Hollywood pictures.

A subterranean theatre shows a grainy black-and-white movie, accompanied by a stirring orchestral soundtrack, lauding the ingenuity of the dam's engineers and the intrepidity of the "high scalers" who dangled fearlessly with drills and hammers above the Black Canyon.

The great conductor Fritz Reiner is seen in the movie, accompanying Jascha Heifetz in a performance of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, and he also has a few lines.

This movie accompanies Fig. 2 C of the main part of the manuscript.

This movie accompanies Fig. 2 A of the main part of the manuscript.

His various efforts are accompanied by a glorious black-and-white montage of great Manhattan scenes (Radio City Music Hall from the south, Yankee Stadium, Times Square, Broadway, the Art Deco Empire Diner in the snow, Central Park), the work of the great cinematographer Gordon Willis who shot eight Allen movies, accompanied by Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue'.

Such direct comments are few and far between; mostly "A Life in Film" consists of snippets from movies accompanied by staccato remarks by Mr. Allen that sort of explain the film clip and sort of don't (and his personal life goes basically unmentioned).

Click here to view The original dance is, of course, part of the mini-movie accompanying the Jacko classic, a victory lap for the album of the same name after it had become a pop-cultural supernova the previous year.