Sentence examples for time documentary from inspiring English sources

This time, documentary filmmakers appear intensely focused on a rotting America.

The opening of Citizen Kane is indistinguishable from a March of Time documentary, and that virtuosity is precisely what we relish about it.

It is said that Chinese leaders have a fascination for Paul Kennedy's The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers, a twelve-part prime time documentary series that was broadcast on Chinese television in 2006.

In this study, geographic data sets were used to create a real time documentary style narrative for an entertainment-oriented advanced traveler information system or ATIS (Campbell et al., 1999) interface developed in the IDEA laboratory at the University of British Columbia.

When Hayao Miyazaki announced his retirement in 2013 – "quite serious" this time – documentary director Kaku Arakawa was skeptical.

As a filmmaker, Darcy has produced three prime time documentaries in Kenya, Rwanda and Sudan respectively.

That morning's drive became a real-time documentary.

The Met and Hogan-Howe feature in a BBC prime-time documentary starting on Monday which the force hopes will boost its image.

The hypocrisy, critics say, lies in CNN's decision to woo Hispanic viewers with a prime-time documentary while still giving Mr. Dobbs a nightly forum.

It was hailed as David Cameron's flagship Big Society project when it launched last year and, thanks to a prime-time documentary, millions of viewers were able to watch it open its doors.

A prime-time documentary on public television this week followed the workers' abortive struggle to save two Arcelor-Mittal blast furnaces at Florange, which Mr Hollande had promised on the campaign trail to rescue.