Sentence examples for narrated for from inspiring English sources

However this unfolds, it is clear that Cuba's new era won't be narrated for its people by the country's longtime narrator-in-chief.

He also narrated for the television production Inside the NFL and did voice-over work in commercials.

It is clear that Cuba's new era won't be narrated for its people by the country's longtime storyteller-in-chief.

Written to accompany an Ernie Kovacs film, this piece remained clearly a soundtrack in that you never lost sight of the story line as narrated for the audience beforehand by Evan Ziporyn, the clarinetist and de facto bandleader.

Edgar" advances this argument to stunning effect when — if readers haven't seen the films, they may want to turn the page — Tolson reminds Hoover that the official history the director has narrated for his memoirs, a history that we've just seen in heroically adventurous scene after scene, is a fabrication.

It was a dinner that began innocently enough around 7 P.M. Well after midnight, there I was, listening in what I hoped resembled rapt attention while he narrated — for reasons that, even then, I couldn't recall — the plots of several plays by Alan Ayckbourn.

After the second and final Fawlty Towers series (only 12 episodes were made), Sachs worked mainly on stage, radio and narrating for television.

Vanessa Williams, who plays the witch in "Into the Woods" was nominated for leading actress; Laura Benanti, who plays the princess, for featured actress; Gregg Edelman, who plays the prince, for featured actor; and John McMartin, who narrates, for leading actor.

Ms. Vernola said she and her colleague David Bush, the planetarium's technical and production coordinator, were co-authoring the live shows that they create, which she narrates for school groups and he for Friday evening shows geared to adults and families.

At times Just's characters sound like movie narrators; an older German telling Dix about the onslaught of the Red Army in 1945 -- "Millions swarming from the steppes of Russia and beyond, well-equipped, well-fed, brutal men nourished by centuries of resentment and blood lust" -- could be narrating for the History Channel.

I had a script that the pilot or the stewardess would narrate for every sound in the plane: 'No, the wing did not fall off; that was a wing being retracted.' "We also used to go into a flight simulator at J.F.K.