Sentence examples for set to screen from inspiring English sources

While President Trump ramps up his attacks on the news media, the White House is set to screen two movies.

Mr. Lankosz is in discussions to release and distribute it in the United States and the film is set to screen soon in Russia.

BBC1 is set to screen a Ridley Scott mini-series adapting (with Dick's own title, unusually) The Man in the High Castle.

With the film's production nearing completion – Brandt financed it himself and is now casting around for investment – When the Sky Fell Down is set to screen at Cannes.

Lawrence's latest passion – a social justice film about the poker machine industry Kaching! – is set to screen on ABC TV after a limited cinema release.

All totaled, his oeuvre amounts to less than three hours of footage, and his films can be hard to find, but UCLA Film and Television Archive recently completed 35mm restorations of four Anger shorts, set to screen at the London film festival.

Sporting clubs represent a feasible, acceptable and innovative community based setting to screen, treat and educate young people in a rural and regional setting, especially for males.

Mwanahamuntu and colleagues argue that the HIV care and support platform is an ideal setting to screen women who are also at risk of cervical cancer [ 36].

There was a great deal of discussion on the need for a dedicated person within the fracture clinic setting to screen for and manage IPV.

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It is as part of a longer documentary, Long Road To Hell: America In Iraq, set to be screened on Tueday.