Sentence examples for submitting scripts from inspiring English sources
He stopped submitting scripts to the corporation back in 1980.
Jack Thorne, currently co-writing the Harry Potter play, has written of years spent submitting scripts to no avail.
CBS executives say that writers are submitting scripts for programs that include every crude word imaginable, including one considered to be on the furthermost reaches of decorum (let's just say it has to do with the making of stem cells).
Under the arrangement, according to an article in this week's Salon Internet magazine, television networks have been secretly submitting scripts for some of their most popular television shows to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy as a way of getting more than $22 million worth of credit for required public service advertising.
Amazon invited writers to submit scripts on its Web site — "an open platform for content creators," as Bill Carr, the vice-president for digital music and video, put it.
Students in ninth through 11th grades in Westchester public and private high schools are eligible to submit scripts on any subject, with a cast limited to six and a performance time ranging between 10 and 40 minutes.
Trying to recreate their own Cinderella experience with "Good Will Hunting," the Miramax movie they starred in and won an Oscar for writing, Mr. Damon and Mr. Affleck invited writer-directors to submit scripts online.
One of the most notable facets of Amazon's business model is the way it hands power to the customer, allowing anyone to submit scripts from which pilots are chosen and then asking viewers to vote on which should be developed.
McKay was a summa cum laude graduate of America's comedy finishing school: he was a performer at Chicago's Second City, then head writer for Saturday Night Live (when he left, he encouraged a Chicago friend to submit scripts; she took his advice and Tina Fey has done all right since).
He was also courted by the leading Shakespearean director, Sir Peter Hall, to give his Bottom or Falstaff, and wrote some of the most successful sketches for The Two Ronnies, although for much of the time Corbett was unaware of this, as Barker submitted scripts under pseudonyms like Gerald Wiley.
The arts battle censorship too - playwrights have to submit scripts to Singapore's Media Development Authority who may insist on changing lines or put an advisory on the play.
