Sentence examples for screening dates from inspiring English sources

It's just that there exists such a long gap between filming a series and its screening: dates do get blurred.

Voluntary screening dates to 1996, but in recent years, routine offers of such testing stopped because of budgetary and space issues.

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Screening dates of Watermark are available here.

Visit drafthousefilms.com/film/roar for screening dates.

Screening dates of Watermark are available here.

Correction: March 28, 2000, Tuesday A review yesterday about Emmanuel Finkiel's Holocaust movie, "Voyages," part of the New Directors/New Films Festival, misstated its second screening date.

And the column, using incorrect information from a news release, misstated the scheduled screening date for "Imagine a Future" on BET.

In May, he set the screening date: June 26; booked the site, a Hindu temple in Ozone Park run by his uncle; pulled together a panel, including the director, Nina Paley, to discuss the film after the screening; and sent out invitations.

A multivariate logistic regression model was used to identify potential predictors of CM based on claims data obtained in the 12 months prior to the screening date.

Eligible patients had continuous enrollment and a migraine diagnosis (ICD-9/10 code of 346.xx/G43.xxx) in the 12-months prior to the screening date.