Sentence examples for showings compared to from inspiring English sources
In a hypothetical fall match-up, Mr. Bush, who ran television advertisements in Spanish, drew a respectable 3 in 10 Hispanic voters, well above recent Republican statewide showings, compared to two-thirds for Mr. Gore.
It's a cultural event, and at this point, the crowds I've seen at the theaters are really young, especially compared to the first showings that had attracted plenty of older gay people.
The repeat rate for Titanic was over 20%." The box office receipts "were even more impressive" when factoring in "the film's 3 hour and 14 minute length meant that it could only be shown three times a day compared to a normal movie's four showings".
Dramatic compared to what?
He compared them to the Nazi stormtroopers who had disrupted showings of the pacifist film All Quiet on the Western Front in the early 1930s.
As a result, she said, Warner Brothers decided to eliminate advance showings to critics.
International showings tend to save the day, and here it's no different.
So Mr. Gardner scheduled some showings, partly to demonstrate how little his money could buy there.
The app will then help you schedule showings, respond to offers, and even sign the contract.
For the full schedule of showings and to buy tickets, visit the Full Frame website.
