Sentence examples for trouble screening from inspiring English sources

Hercules Demetriou didn't show his face at the Female Trouble screening, not that she missed him when there was popcorn and Pepper and so much divine and diabolical mayhem onscreen, plus criminal beauty and Cookie Mueller.

On opening night, Waters, in hot red pants and print jacket, introduced the Female Trouble screening noting that he had to explain to drag queens that cha-cha heels, coveted by his heroine Dawn Davenport for Christmas, did not refer to spiked but to the flatter more chunky kind.

And if the Dunking Dutchman can stay out of foul trouble, screen for Miller and slide away for his jump shot, the Lakers may have trouble.

In fact, companies can get in trouble for screening out applicants on the basis of such questions.

The unresolved tensions are dramatically captured in a deeply moving but troubling film screened during Iran's 1999 Fajr Film Festival.

But many have trouble meeting screening criteria.

But three-quarters of the people in the study had no health insurance, and even those who did had trouble getting coverage for screening.

Presented as part of the 21st-century Chinese Cinema season at London's BFI Southbank, this 2006 film (which got its makers into trouble at home after screening at Cannes) is a bold assault on that great taboo subject: the Tiananmen Square massacre.

He got in trouble with the MPAA for screening an ultraviolent version of the film.

But that doesn't erase the fact that Greece has, until recently, been mostly content to wave large numbers of refugee families through on their journey northwards, without taking the trouble to register or screen them.

(I honestly don't remember whether we got in trouble. I've screened all that part out).