Sentence examples for real life material from inspiring English sources

This week, another low-budget number, Hackney's Finest, aims to do a Tarantino on the British drugs thriller – again, based on real life material.

Read books, magazine articles, and other "real life" material whenever possible.

Using this real-life material Unsworth has created a brilliant, swirling maelstrom of a story.

Despite all this fascinating real-life material, Saving Mr Banks brushes off Travers's private life in one line.

So its restatement and executive changes are likely to constitute a real-life material adverse change, giving P.& G. the right to terminate the acquisition.

British theatre has a long tradition of so-called "verbatim" performance, in which real-life material is crafted into theatrical form.

Mr. Carville and Mr. Begala are starring in HBO's new political series, "K Street," and its producers were seeking real-life material for reel-life television.

So its restatement and executive changes likely constitute a real-life material adverse change, or MAC, giving P.&G. the right to terminate the acquisition, something P.&G. is now likely to do.

Bigelow and Mark Boal (the journalist who developed the real-life material that served as the basis of Paul Haggis's "In the Valley of Elah") don't always let us know exactly what's going on.

She started writing and performing real-life material just two years ago, "specifically when I was working as a cleaner and a crow tried to pick me up in its talons.

A similar tribute group on Facebook has attracted more than 130,000 members, generating thousands of messages and offering links to more than 1,900 related items: images of the protests, cartoons and leaflets.A memorial was erected in Second Life, a popular virtual environment, giving its users a glimpse of real-life material from the riots.