Sentence examples for this dramatization from inspiring English sources

Mostly this dramatization of the 1971 showdown between the government and the press stands stock still, for obvious reasons.

(Isherwood) 'Chekhovek' This dramatization of nine Chekhov short stories is proficiently acted and directed, yet often more intriguing in theory than in execution (2 00).

This dramatization is based on the book by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard, the third in their series of "Killing" titles.

This dramatization recreates the incident, which ended when the plane crashed in Pennsylvania; some believe it had been headed for the White House.

Based on Mitford's best-known works, "The Pursuit of Love" and "Love in a Cold Climate," this dramatization offers a tepidly charming vision of an upper-class English family in the 1930's.

8 P.M. (Lifetime) BLUE-EYED BUTCHER (2012) In this dramatization of a true story, Sara Paxton, right, plays Susan Wright, a young wife and mother with a seemingly fairy-tale life who ties her husband (Justin Bruening) to a bed, stabs him nearly 200 times and buries his body in the backyard of their Houston house after what she claims were years of physical and mental abuse.

(Dargis) 'Kon-Tiki' (PG-13, 1 58) Directed by Joachim Roenning and Espen Sandberg, this Norwegian dramatization of a famous 1947 Pacific voyage by the explorer Thor Heyerdahl is a stolidly old-fashioned, hair-in-the-wind entertainment.

(Holden) 'Kon-Tiki' (PG-13, 1 58) Directed by Joachim Roenning and Espen Sandberg, this Norwegian dramatization of a famous 1947 Pacific voyage by the explorer Thor Heyerdahl is a stolidly old-fashioned, hair-in-the-wind entertainment.

An immediate success, this erotic dramatization was later republished as the sequel to a poem called "The Economy of Vegetation" (1791) in the two-part The Botanic Garden (1791).

9 P.M. (13) THE SONG OF LUNCH In this bittersweet dramatization of Christopher Reid's poem of the same title, Emma Thompson and Alan Rickman portray former lovers — he is a copy editor and failed poet in London; she was his muse, now married to a successful novelist and living in Paris — meeting for lunch at their favorite trattoria.

9 P.M. (13, 49) THE SONG OF LUNCH In this bittersweet dramatization of Christopher Reid's poem of the same title, Emma Thompson, above, and Alan Rickman, portray former lovers -- he is a copy editor and failed poet in London; she was his muse, now married to a successful novelist and living in Paris -- meeting for lunch at their favorite trattoria.