Sentence examples for to have documentary from inspiring English sources

The people back home weren't going to have documentary evidence that their kid went to the White House, or get to see what the First Lady wore?

"But victims of domestic violence are unlikely to have documentary evidence of what has happened to them: you don't get a certificate for being beaten.

It's good to have documentaries, because sometimes things can only be expressed by reality.

And we have documentary evidence to prove that they didn't".

An espionage expert, Professor Richard Aldrich, told the UK's Press Association: "We now have documentary evidence to show that Britain regularly runs covert listening stations out of embassies and consulates, as does everybody else".

"We have documentary evidence," he said.

"We have documentary proof of wrongdoing.

Present plans are to have the documentary completed by June of this year with a screening of the documentary to be shown to students and faculty soon after along with the endorsement of the administration at Hofstra.

Morcheeba - In Profile ITV1, 2.15am (7264879) Latest in the documentary series on musicians who would otherwise be too bland to have a documentary made about them.

It seems to have become documentary tense.

The "Southland" executive producer Christopher Chulack, who was a director and executive producer on "ER" and "Third Watch," said: "We wanted it to have a documentary feel".