Sentence examples for original distributor from inspiring English sources

It's a happy outcome for the film, after its original distributor Metrodome went in to administration last week.

It's reaching New York metropolitan region and Los Angeles commercial screens only today because the film's original distributor went bankrupt, suspending "Tully" (review, Page 14) in legal limbo for a couple of years.

There was also, more recently, the outcry in 1999 over Kevin Smith's theological gross-out comedy "Dogma," which was dropped by its original distributor, Miramax, after its parent company, Disney, drew fire from some Roman Catholic groups.

Shot back to back with another western, the more traditional but still distinctive "Ride in the Whirlwind," "The Shooting" was sold straight to television by its original distributor, and has since circulated only in fuzzy, pirated copies.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18—"Hearts and Minds," the controversial documentary study of United States involvement in Vietnam, failed to open today because the, recently organized production company that acquired it could not come up with $1‐million to buy it from the original distributor, Columbia Pictures.

Trailer's catalogue was eventually bought by the record's original distributor, Dave Bulmer, who re-released a cheap version in 1985 on CD with little publicity but refused to release it subsequently, and on a 2007 Radio 4 documentary claimed there was little interest in it.

Because their original distributors never properly registered them in the United States, many foreign classics fell out of copyright, allowing opportunistic video companies to flood the market with poorly duplicated cassettes.

Although it is not at present clear how many original distributors of the plant exist, and whether plant material being marketed as Cynomorium is actually this plant, what is clear is that it is not being cultivated, thus authentic herbal preparations must be obtained from wild populations.

(The Del Monte Corporation, comprising that original food distributor and others, did not exist until 1967).

Not bad for movies that were treated with so little respect at the time of their first release that the original American distributor of the first two films accidentally transposed the English titles that had been assigned to them.

When its original United States distributor went bust, it was sold to Mr. Beckman of GKIDS, who had been following it in his role as the founder of the New York International Children's Film Festival.