Sentence examples for sometimes screened from inspiring English sources

A cafe where mini-exhibitions are often on display; video pieces by artists are sometimes screened in the adjacent cinema.

Again, we see this in film on occasion where movies are sometimes screened to known "friendly" outlets at first to build up praise, but when released en masse to all critics and the public, review scores start to drop.

In 1964, Schindel and Weston Woods Studios made the 18-minute Robert McCloskey, a documentary which is sometimes screened in art schools.

Arguments that did not support their convictions were sometimes screened out by disqualifying them.

Lawson writes: "The first TV play broadcast was a Pirandello script, and subsequently the BBC and ITV would sometimes screen part of a stage hit (including Osborne's Look Back in Anger) as a combination of cultural reportage and advert".

He has multiple video machines that encompass various world formats like PAL, Secam and NTSC and a professional 20-inch monitor, on which he sometimes screens videos for friends.

Many critics have complained filtering technology isn't precise and sometimes screens out content that is similar to other copyrighted material or is legally used, such as short clips for parody.

Sometimes, screening reports can be wrong.

But sometimes screening is effective nonetheless.

Sometimes, screens alone are used to retain the formation sand.

"Hinnon Valley" screens during the festival in the film block beginning at 11 55 a.m. on Sept. 18. "Jillian Sometimes" screens during the film during the 6 15 block on Sept. 18.