Sentence examples for a big screen which is from inspiring English sources

You make your way to a local pub where the beer is free and icy cold, and everyone you love is gathered in front of a big screen, which is tuned to ITV2 as the action begins.

In front of The Studios there is a free-standing big screen, which is viewable from the piazza.

The Marvel movies are fun, they don't make you feel bad, they are worth seeing on the big screen – which is a great thing for cinema in general.

His attention isn't on the big screen, which is blank, but on a small one — a smartphone, held in his hand.

Ms. Stewart's saga, based on "Martha Inc.: The Incredible Story of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia" by Christopher Byron John Wileyy & Sons, 2002), did not make the cut to the big screen, which is in itself a slight.

Those with photos on Amazon's Cloud drive can access them on the big screen, which is handy for subjecting family and friends to your holiday snaps.

One of the shocks of "12 Years a Slave" is that it reminds you how infrequently stories about slavery have been told on the big screen, which is why it's easy to name exceptions, like Richard Fleischer's demented, at times dazzling 1975 film, "Mandingo".

The Eagles had called a timeout to give Feely extra time to think about his kick and presumably to catch a glimpse of the big screen, which was showing a video montage chronicling the three game-winning field-goal attempts he had missed two weeks earlier in Seattle.

And referees should not be allowed to act on replays on the big screen, which are too easily taken out of context and owe much to the whim of the television director.

Thousands of people are expected in central London later to watch the concert on the big screens, which are also located in St James's Park, Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square.

Zune will include a 30 GB hard drive (I expect a 60 GB version as well), multiple color options, an FM tuner, lots of accessories and a 3.75 inch screen, which is 50% bigger than the iPod video.