Sentence examples for put on a screening from inspiring English sources

By Anthony Lydgate December 22, 2016 The New York Philharmonic recently put on a screening of "Babe," a film with musical quotations scattered throughout it like Easter eggs.

"We put on a screening in Harlem.

Kinder dispositions seem to be in short supply just now, which may explain the sense of cheer that permeated David Geffen Hall last Friday, when the New York Philharmonic put on a screening of "Babe".

If the diameter is less than the threshold patients are put on a screening program.

It's gotten to the point where if I can't sleep I put on a screener and simply allow the filthy, knife-waving poetry of Kenny Powers's Mexican sidekick Aaron---a scene-stealing menace embodied by legendary Hollywood midget Deep Roy---to lure me into the dreamstate.

But in a few weeks' time, the Goethe Institute in London is putting on a rare screening of this cult item.

Hungarian volunteers brought a brief smile to the faces of refugee children stuck at Budapest's main railway station last night, putting on an outdoor screening of "Tom and Jerry".

And guess what, we're putting on an exclusive screening in central London on November 14th that YOU can win tickets to.

But Fox telegraphed the seriousness of its drive on behalf of "Moulin Rouge!" last autumn by putting on a star-studded screening that it no doubt hoped would attract and impress potential Oscar voters.

The BFI is putting on a Dickens-on-screen retrospective.

"The reason we didn't make them display devices is not that we didn't want to it was because we couldn't figure out how to make them cheap enough to put on a screen," he says.