Sentence examples for screenings of video from inspiring English sources

The LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph, which took place this past weekend in Charlottesville, Va., featured presentations by photographers, outdoor screenings of video and photography and exhibitions and book signings around town.

As The Lede reported on Wednesday, opposition activists have mounted a campaign to educate the Egyptian public about abuses by the military based around public screenings of video documenting attacks on protesters, like the beating of the unidentified woman.

Given that the airwaves were still dominated by state channels that were loath to broadcast any critical reports on the country's new rulers, the Mosireen activists staged a series of public screenings of video that challenged official accounts of clashes, like the claim that the security forces only used force against "thugs," not peaceful protesters.

There are also reports of screenings of videos of poaching attacks in back rooms in pubs.

"Kazeboon" has become the anthem of the Military Liars campaign, a grass roots initiative that holds public screenings of videos showing army and police violence against protesters.

The rest of the show is made up of Web sites (for the collective xurban.net, for example); screenings of videos (by the hacker activist collectives BEIGE and Radical Software Group); and live events.

"We had a couple of screenings of the video version for all the animators that I'd hired.

In Uganda, screenings of the video were suspended after people expressed first confusion and then anger over the film, reports Malcom Webb for Al Jazeera.

Van Jones, who was brought in by Obama to spearhead the creation of green jobs, was undone, in part, by Beck's ceaseless screenings of his video past, and resigned in September.

Churches as far away as Australia and South Africa have held public screenings of the video, and Mr. Vines has been invited to speak at churches from Washington, D.C., to Washington state.

The city offers "private screenings" of the video, which it also sells for $20. "This isn't exactly what I expected to be doing when I went to law school," Heather Price Smith, the city's chief legal services officer, said.