Sentence examples for Screen weather from inspiring English sources

The Pixel's launcher has a new-look Google search bar and home screen weather widget, neither of which can be removed limiting vertical icon space to four rows, and now hides the app drawer behind a swipe up from the five-icon-wide tray at the bottom of the screen.

It contains apps and widgets, which are miniature apps that run directly on your screen (weather or a clock, for example).

You'll be able to see rain and snow and clouds and sleet on this map, just like you were looking at a weather radar on a TV screen weather broadcasting channel.

Before magnetic clouds, satellite technology, hi-tech graphics and colour television brought more pizzazz to forecasts on screen, a 32-year-old Yorkshireman who worked for the Meteorological Office became the BBC's first on-screen weather presenter.

And – personal hobby horse time – what's the continuing use of employing on-screen weather boys and girls around local TV and radio when a magically enhanced BBC app does the smartphone job much better?

U-verse TV customers can also enjoy several other integrated applications, including personalized, on-screen weather, sports, traffic and stock information via AT&T U-bar; local and national weather forecasts with Weather On Demand; the ability to view personal photos on your TV that you have uploaded to flickr.com; and more.

Meanwhile, TV news has trundled on - with local news in particular seemingly stuck in the happy-talk world of news teams and green-screen weather anchors.

In the late 1970s and early 80s, John Coleman, the first weatherman on ABC-TV's Good Morning America, pioneered the use of on-screen weather satellite information and computer graphics for television forecasts.

Install tight-fitting screens, weather stripping, and door sweeps.

You can walk under the sun, and see behind the backlit screen, the weather wafting from the smoke generators.

Media Studies- Screen "The Weather Underground," a film focusing on the transformation of American youth activists, Students for a Democratic Society SDSS), in the late 1960s and early 1970s.