Sentence examples for recorded a documentary from inspiring English sources

In 1970 an RTÉ television crew recorded a documentary at the house.

In their defence, Ali and Sarwar said they planned to record a documentary highlighting injustices against Muslims in Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon.

Recently I've been recording a documentary for Radio 4 about manners – where they come from and what they're for – and the issue of how to broach unwelcome subjects without being rude keeps coming up.

Flowers grow, mothers hold their children, a crew from a Japanese television network records a documentary.

I'm in a studio in London, a voice-over studio because I'm recording a documentary.

The next year he played at the Gerry Rafferty tribute concert in Glasgow when BBC Scotland recorded a one-hour documentary on Bruce.

What more could I want?" Some of the Big Small Penis Party will be recorded for a documentary on body image.

'Eyeborg': The man with the camera eye Jump to media player Film-maker Rob Spence used his bionic eye to record a mini documentary about cyborgs.

Captured by a BBC crew recording for a documentary on the making of "Infra," the moment offers a window into Mr. McGregor's invigorating impact on the traditionally conservative ballet company.

The New Yorker's Pauline Kael put the rhetorical question: "If events are created to be photographed, is the movie that records them a documentary, or does it function in a twilight zone?

Flowers grow, mothers hold children, a crew from a Japanese TV network records a documentary.