Sentence examples for screening it in from inspiring English sources

On Feb. 19, the film's production crew, individual investors, and civic groups said at a press conference that Lotte Cinema, one of South Korea's largest cinema chains, had tried to suppress distribution of the film by screening it in only 21 out of its 99 theaters on its Feb. 6 opening day despite strong advance ticket sales.

While finishing up editing work, Ramchurn has started screening it in a small trailer around Nottingham, where six to eight people can sit and view it at once.

Street, however, says it is screening it "in part out of an implicit form of guilt" following Benefits Street and to placate the residents.

Instead, Miramax which likely decided at some point that the movie was an unlikely money-maker or prize-winner dumped it, screening it in an out-of-the-way theatre for only a week or two with almost no advertising.

Like Shameless, it is centred around a group of vividly dysfunctional characters, but this time you might expect them to be rather more disciplined: they're a team of Manchester cops, tackling "drug labs, arsonists, neo-Nazis and notorious murderers", according to Channel 4, who will be screening it in 2015.

The adaptation of Armistead Maupin's San Francisco-based books was eventually made by Channel 4 in Britain – US cable station Showtime screening it in the States before creating the US version of Queer as Folk and the lesbian drama The L Word.

She took the film on tour and screened it in over a dozen cities.

Having just screened it in America, I can confirm it is still a crowd-pleaser.

They should screen it in a pop-up cinema in a city park, with complimentary reefers and a henna tattoo.

Woodrow Wilson screened it in 1915, in part to repay a political debt to southern supporters, and the choice has tainted his place in American history ever since.

The film will receive a theatrical release in UK cinemas in October prior to broadcast on BBC2, while HBO will screen it in America.