Sentence examples for screened throughout from inspiring English sources

Her work has screened throughout the US and internationally and received many awards.

Surreal comedian Vic Reeves has signed up to star in a film which will debut at the opening of the Millennium Dome and be screened throughout 2000 as part of Britain's millennial celebrations in the Dome.

They are among 370,000 children and adolescents in the prefecture who will be regularly screened throughout their lives for the illness, which can be caused by radiation exposure and is more prevalent in the young.

The discovery of new genetic markers for common cancers will pave the way for tests that predict an individual's risk of disease and guide how they should be screened throughout their lives.

The second season of the blockbuster Danish TV drama series Forbrydelsen ("The Killing") that was screened throughout Europe involved a cover-up of civilian killings in Afghanistan involving Danish soldiers.

"The Electronic Canvas" -- which will also be screened throughout April at the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln, Mass., where viewers can check out more complete versions of much of the historical material -- provides a taste of those early experiments, but the antic sensibility of Mr. Barzyk and his peers has been replaced by an earnest historicism.

· Live in Concert is screening throughout the Edinburgh Festival at the Warner Cinema on Leith Street.

Funeral Parade of Roses will screen throughout the summer, beginning on June 2 in Los Angeles at the Cinefamily and June 9 in NYC at the Quad Cinema.

Forty-three percent of our participants would consider screening even if their doctor recommended against it and the majority wanted to continue to screen throughout their lifetime.

Most participants reported that they would continue screening throughout their lives and 43% would consider getting screened even if their doctors recommended against it.

When considering themselves, most participants reported that they would continue screening throughout their lives; 43% would consider getting screened even if their doctors recommended against it.