Sentence examples for series screens from inspiring English sources

(Angelo) 'Shouting at the Screen' (Thursday) Wyatt Cenac and Donwill's new series screens the best of blaxploitation film, with commentary from the two comedians.

The government is planning a big tourism campaign to run at the same time as the new series screens around the world.

When the series screens its gorgeous fresh print of "Marienbad" later this month, New Yorkers may once again marvel at the formal innovation and narrative freedom that once made Mr. Resnais seem the most artful and daring figure of the French New Wave.

To clarify, Clone Wars exists now as an animated series, screened on Cartoon Network.

It's no coincidence that both the bleeding earl and the Jekyll terrors featured in series screened by ITV.

This week sees the next instalment, This Is England '88, a three-part TV series screened on consecutive nights.

The first series, screened in 2005, landed her the most popular actress accolade at the National Television awards - a prize she won again the next year.

ROSLYN HARBOR Artists in America film series, screening daily at 11 a.m., noon, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Six different films on six days.

Prisoner Cell Block H, the weekly Australian series screened in Britain between 1987 and 1995, had one of the nastiest lezzers imaginable in corrupt and sadistic prison officer Joan Ferguson (AKA "The Freak").

As well as appearing in Welsh-language productions, Ceredig popped up in series screened across Britain, such as Z Cars (1977), The Life and Times of David Lloyd George (1981), The District Nurse (1984), A Mind to Kill (1997) and Heartbeat (2005).

He objected to a vulgar question asked by the former Wallaby back-row Steven Hoiles in the post-match press conference at Suncorp Stadium and was incensed by a sneering promotional trailer for the series screened by the host broadcaster.