Sentence examples for screened in two from inspiring English sources

In the documentary, screened in two parts on BBC Four this summer, Jacobson places the foursome at the centre of an enduring moment of change for Britain.

"Traffik," a five-part British television series that was shown on PBS's "Masterpiece Theater" in 1990, will be screened in two parts.

The film is screened in two places along the museum's ramp, occasioning accidental tableaux-vivants of viewers who, having paused for a glance, freeze in their tracks.

(And in cinemas without the right equipment it will be screened in two. Got that?) In a recent interview, Jeffrey Katzenberg, the C.E.O. of DreamWorks, explained the new method.

"From Class Clown to Social Critic: The Television Comedy of George Carlin," featuring 30 years of his work; Tuesdays through Sundays at 3 p.m., with additional screenings on Thursday nights at 6 and Friday nights at 7; through March 4. "Traffik," the five-part British television series, which aired on PBS's Masterpiece Theater in 1990, will be screened in two parts.

"From Class Clown to Social Critic: The Television Comedy of George Carlin," featuring 30 years of his work, Tuesdays through Sundays at 3 p.m., with additional screenings on Thursday nights at 6 and Friday nights at 7; through March 4. "Traffik," a five-part British television series that was shown on PBS's "Masterpiece Theater" in 1990, will be screened in two parts.

There are no televisions or telephones in the room (although movies are screened in one of the dining room bungalows).

Novel Rwandan as well as international entomopathogenic nematodes (EPNs) were screened in nine laboratory bioassays and two small-scale field trials in 2014 and 2015.

A total of approximately 106 variants were screened in four rounds of random mutagenesis, resulting in two hERαLBD variants that respond to corticosterone.

The movie was screened in eight city theatres in Chennai.

It initially screened in seven theaters and expanded to a maximum of 70 theaters before drawing down.