The phrase "a big screen at a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a location or context where a large screen is present, such as in a theater, event, or venue.
Example: "We watched the latest blockbuster movie on a big screen at a local cinema."
Alternatives: "a large display at a" or "an oversized screen at a".
"Open Five" should be distributed and made available on a big screen at a local movie theatre; in any case, its free online presence is a rare gift.
But artists have speculated that it was canceled because of official pressure after the name of a detained artist, Ai Weiwei, was flashed on a big screen at a music festival last weekend in Jiangsu Province.
But seeing BTTF for the first time on a big screen – at a preview at the Empire in London's Leicester Square, where, we were proudly told, Charles and Diana watched its gala premiere some quarter century before – did not make me regret the days, weeks, months I spent wandering about in an orange gilet, muttering about gigawatts.
The real use for something like this is projecting the widget up on a big screen at a party, or as a permanent source of entertainment at a cafe or bar.
When Compton Mayor Aja Brown delivered her first State of the City address last month, the city arranged for residents to watch the event on a big screen at a local gym.
A crowd of 44,071 witnessed a passionate and thrilling derby match – with an estimated 30,000 also watching on a big screen at Goodison Park – as Everton successfully hassled and harried their way to a 1-0 win.
"I didn't misjudge the winning post," he said, moments after dismounting, though that was surely what it looked like to the sellout crowd in the stands and to the thousands who packed Melbourne's Federation Square to watch their local hero on a big screen at 1am on a winter's night.
His footage is beamed on to a big screen at loft-level.
This time, he was beamed down to a big screen at the Toronto International Film Festival.
We finally had to settle for a big screen at the southern end of Tower Bridge.
Photograph: Chris Ison/ PA 4.43pm BST Visitors watch the competition on a big screen at the Olympic Park.
