Sentence examples for range of documentaries from inspiring English sources

There are also be a range of documentaries and entertainment programmes in the works.

Perhaps most striking is its range of documentaries, most of which I have been able to watch privately in recent days.

This week's First Time Voters Question Time is a reflection of our commitment, as is our wide range of documentaries that tackle complex subjects in ways that appeal to young audiences.

Highlights include a range of documentaries about cultural icons, including The Outrageous Sophie Tucker tracing its subject's dominance of 1920's flapper culture, Because I was a Painter exploring art made in Nazi concentration camps, and Regarding Susan Sontag, collecting the archival material surrounding the life of the prolific cultural critic.

After that Mr. Burns made a broad range of documentaries, on Lewis and Clark and Mark Twain, on Frank Lloyd Wright and the boxer Jack Johnson, on jazz (19 hours), on World War II (15 hours) and on the history of American national parks (12 hours).

She became researcher or assistant producer on a range of documentaries, including the acclaimed A Strike Out of Time (1990), on the miners' strike, for Channel 4; From Butler to Baker (1994), a history of British secondary education, for BBC2; and High Interest: Saving the American Dream (1992), a critical look at the US economy on the eve of the 1992 presidential elections, for Channel 4.

There will also be listening posts and video viewing stations that feature television programs, music and a range of documentary material.

The politics of rights and liberation could be explored in a separate exhibition using the library's collections; it might outline contexts, show a range of documentary materials, demonstrate the evolution of political movements and explore centuries of debates and transformations.

The three-disc, 10-hour collection includes, in addition to a healthy selection of fictional narrative films, a wide range of travelogues, documentaries, home movies, newsreels and sponsored films from corporations and government agencies.

From its beginnings, when it seemed the ultimate outlet for the World War II buff (military history totally dominated the channel's early offerings), the History Channel has moved toward a wider range of historical documentaries, examining the history of inventions, the history of food, even the history of Nevada.

But a range of innovative documentaries also feature in the two-week programme.