Sentence examples for started screening from inspiring English sources
Commercial expectations have brightened recently, ever since Disney started screening the film.
The first series hasn't started screening yet, but they've already commissioned a second.
Indeed, Mr. Marsh has started screening parents as carefully as potential stars.
Last year, Veterans Affairs started screening all Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans who come in for clinical help.
McCain has just started screening ads of Debra Bartoshevich, who was a Hillary delegate until Obama won.
Typical spin: the satirical series only started screening in 2005 – although its superbly sweary spin-doctor Malcolm Tucker is scarily like Campbell.
But I probably watched my last episode of any British soap the same week that the Sopranos started screening in the UK.
Two ads featuring the actors Hugo Weaving and Julia Morris started screening on Sunday, kicking off Australian Marriage Equality's #WeCanDoThis campaign.
When the dark comedy/drama UnREAL first started screening in 2015, some asked if it heralded the end of reality TV.
When blood banks nationwide started screening for the disease, in 2007, it was generally assumed that immigrants and their children were the only people at risk.
It started screening on Saturday, a deadline Mr. Tarantino almost didn't make, as he trimmed and fine-tuned his cut, from more than three hours to just under.
