Sentence examples for trailers point from inspiring English sources

If the trailers point up a contrast, it's in this last area: The Girl focuses on Alf's relationship with Tippi, while Hitchcock gives Alma/ Helenmuch more of a central role.

Shaken, Jimmy returns to the trailer, points a gun at Vacaro's head and demands to know the vision that produced the seizure.

Jeff Sturges, who lives on Farnsworth Street and helps run the Fab Lab, a design shop in a trailer, pointed to a scar near his mouth, from an attempted holdup.

Some have suggested the shot of Chris Hemsworth's Thor waking up in water in the second trailer points to the Norse god's reincarnation in Valhalla following a fatality on Earth.

That's likely why the Star Trek trailer pointed to "StarTrekApp" and not just "StarTrek".

And yet, as the Screen Rant blog has pointed out, there are "Easter eggs" for the keen-eyed viewer in the trailer that point to the future arrival of Spidey's old enemies Doctor Octopus and the Vulture.

Fearing the place might get a little too crowded and refined, he stopped at the office on a recent morning while ordering a delivery of water for his trailer to point out potential hardships for a possible home buyer: for starters, the risk of wildfire and the presence of cougars and of rattlesnakes.

Almost every review I have seen ― including casual comments on the trailer ― point out that the ending is unbelievably bad.

Imhof drew attention to the green painted arrows adorning each trailer that point toward Mecca, helping the detainees to pray.

The new trailer for "Point Break" has you covered, combining daring robberies with eye-popping extreme-sports stunts like skydiving, off-road motorcycling and wingsuit flying.

There are strong clues in the E3-shown DSIII trailer that point to the forthcoming game taking place in the same locations yet again, but From need to get the balance between nodding to the past and cynically reusing assets right this time.