Sentence examples for show documentary from inspiring English sources

Another BBC4 show, documentary The Joy of (Train) Sets had 627,000 viewers, a 2.4% share, between 9pm and 10pm.

A South Bank Show documentary, The Real Mary Poppins, included shots of the author's annotated copy of the screenplay with "No!" "No! "No!" emblazoned all over it.

In many ways, "The Apprentice" is a classic reality show of the era, a sleek blend of game show, documentary, and soap opera, spiked with comedy.

"It's as if, when you shoot a film in Vietnam, people everywhere feel that you are obliged to show documentary truths about the country," Mr. Tran said of his past difficulties.

James, 89, who is a Conservative peer and was a BBC governor for five years from 1988, told an audience from which senior ITV executives were conspicuously absent about her own experiences as a subject of a South Bank Show documentary and praised Bragg for never using the programme as an ego trip.

"I boomed in my very English, very loud voice to her: 'Professor Lipstadt, I am right in believing you are not a historian, you are a professor of religion?' " He then offered a thousand dollars to anyone who could show documentary evidence of Hitler's guilt in murdering the Jews.

Downstairs on the tour bus, Malik would regularly show documentaries on everything from Motown and Stax to ancient Egypt.

Second, there are more outlets — I'm thinking of cable TV in particular — to show documentaries than there were a few decades ago, which encourages production.

"I hate those freak show documentaries that are always on BBC 3 and the idea that seems to prevail that sex is incredibly funny.

"We look at stories that people are talking about in the street and show documentaries about them, either co-productions or fully-funded".

This setup the relatively high-profile backing acts, the pre-show documentary screenings––makes a tidy metaphor for Johnston's history as musician.