Sentence examples for run a documentary from inspiring English sources

On some Fridays, it has run a documentary about crimes committed by Saddam Hussein's government.

During that period, Citizens United, a nonprofit corporation, had wanted to run a documentary, as a cable video on demand, called "Hillary: The Movie," which was critical of Hillary Clinton.

A "super PAC" that supports him plans to run a documentary this weekend, with the help of a casino billionaire of all people, that paints Mr. Romney as a rapacious corporate raider for his leadership of the leveraged buyout firm Bain Capital.

In the midst of John F. Kerry's challenge to President George W. Bush in the 2004 election, the station group was widely criticized for planning to run a documentary called "Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal" that cast a negative light on Kerry's anti-Vietnam War activities.

In January 2010, No Distance Left to Run, a documentary about the band, was released in cinemas and a month later on DVD.

If you run a documentary-oriented television channel, apparently you are periodically overcome with an irresistible urge to go for the everything program: a program, usually a mini-series, that tries to capture the totality of an impossibly big subject.

BBC radio ran a documentary about Grey.

French television ran a documentary about journalists who had been refused approval, and thus access.

North Korean television ran a documentary about a man whose stomach burst, it was claimed, from eating too much rice.

The CBC ran a documentary on their relationship, The Poet and the Bandit, which aired in January 1999.

Almost as if somebody knew that Channel 4 would be running a documentary series on the subject.