Sentence examples for screening of something from inspiring English sources
There was a connection, and it was more than just a fantasy of the type of moviegoer who would attend a screening of something called "Porn 'n' Chicken".
A quick word to mention, as I dash out to a screening of something that won't be on local screens until sometime in the coming year, that my best-of-2010 best-of-2010 best-of-2010Desk, alist withashose of my colleagone Anthony Lane and David Denby.
I saw something else I'm forgetting—I know I ducked into a screening of something that was either really great or really magnificently disgusting one day when I got caught in the rain, but I forget what or which it was.
A new wave of documentaries are ensuring a return to cinema screens of something long thought lost to our era of spandex-wearing superheroes and CGI fireballs: reality.
I'm not able to confirm or deny these shots are of anything out of Apple but our source tells us these are very early screens of something that "Steve wants," suggesting that the iPad is more movie watching device than anything else.
Now, I haven't seen the movie (despite the fact that we were all invited to see an early screening of it; something came up), but I did listen to Paul O's review on the Ron and Fez show last week, and it's safe to say that he didn't like the movie.
The following quotation shows the implications of this: Screening for something for which there is no effective intervention makes no sense, and unfortunately, that's true for almost everything.
Hearing Thurston Moore wailing "Tonight I wanna dance with someone else," is entrancing - indeed, much more enchanting than Dolphin's visuals, sadly, which reveal myriad Madonna images flashing across a screen, vaguely reminiscent of something on TV.
You know, strangely enough, contrary to what you said, when I saw it yesterday on a big screen, I thought it was better than the first rough screening of it 40-something years ago when I was a nerdy kid.
But the idea of actually watching football on a big screen with a glass of something cool while being pampered?
Behind the hyperbole lies the reality of cellular phones with data screens built in, and of something called wireless access protocol.
