Sentence examples for polished script from inspiring English sources

And though serendipity can yield surprising, illuminating or memorable turns of phrase, these are usually just variations on a carefully polished script.

Why rewrite a polished script?

And it has a polished script, by Fletcher and Danny King, which packs cherishable sarcasm into every line.

He never went before the camera without a polished script and was a meticulous craftsman while shooting, despite the apparent nonchalance he exuded on the floor.

Diamond is an accomplished speaker, but when the US-born banker stands at the podium in the bank's Canary Wharf HQ on Tuesday – 340 miles from Glasgow in distance but a million more in sentiment – to present Barclays' 2010 results, he will rightly feel he needs a more polished script than usual.

The charming and infectious performances from Supporting Actor Oscar winner Mahershala Ali and Best Actor Oscar nominee Viggo Mortensen are irresistible, and the pacing and foundations of their growing friendship are beautifully delivered by a polished script that leaves the actors just the right amount of room to breathe.

Ms. Mulroney, 41, quickly added that she and her husband and writing partner, Kieran Mulroney, were among the privileged few who could ride out the strike: they have polished scripts for films like "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," and were juggling three projects when the walkout began.

Kaldi Coffee — So many writers are polishing scripts or stories on their laptops that this cozy coffee shop could be mistaken for an Apple store.

Wedged into the blotter on Mike Farah's desk at the Funny or Die studios in Hollywood is an index card with a list — wrangling talent, polishing scripts and arranging shoots — long enough to keep the comedy website executive fully occupied.

With writers unable to finish or polish scripts, a strike lasting into March could end the practice of all networks making their pilots at the same time -- a timetable producers have often said was concocted by agents trying to increase competition for actors' and writers' services, anyway.

Through trial-and-error conversations with vendors, Gonzalez-Lira wrote, piloted, and polished a script that elicited the information he needed.