Sentence examples for screenings on a from inspiring English sources

FOOTNOTES The 11th season of the HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival of free Monday night screenings on a 20-foot-high, 48-foot-wide screen at sunset begins tonight with "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and ends on Aug. 25 with "2001: A Space Odyssey".

The channel is distributing free tickets to the screenings on a Web site, MSNBCEvents.com, first come first served.

Admission to tomorrow's performance and discussion and to all screenings on a given day is $10, $8 for 65+, $6 for students, free for children 16 and under accompanied by an adult; those prices do not include museum admission.

The critics have labelled it the British version of American Pie, while preliminary figures suggest the film took £2.5m at cinemas on the first day of preview screenings, on a par with box office stalwarts such as the Toy Story franchise.

Various health organizations offered free screenings on a limited basis in both the intervention and comparison counties in the 5 years preceding the follow-up survey.

Weber believes the diagnosis could have been earlier had doctors conducted universal autism screenings on all toddlers – a protocol that is backed by the American Association of Pediatrics.

Likewise, there are engineers in the film like Henry Bryant, who works at Cozy, a startup looking to simplify rental payments and tenant screenings on-line.

In contrast, subjects in the radiographic screening group had two screenings on average, one radiographic and one endoscopic screening.

To determine the performance of the best strains of the pre-screening on a pilot scale (8 l), strains were grown overnight in 5 ml YPD, subcultured by transferring the entire culture to 150 ml YP + 5% (w/ v) glucose followed by 1 day of growth.

Although most of suppliers do not implement 100%% screenings on their products, a complete screening process is indispensable for a retailer who desires to improve his market share.

They know how audiences are responding to test screenings, on how many screens a film will play, and how much they are going to spend marketing it.