Sentence examples for a huge monitor from inspiring English sources

Thousands of miles away, just minutes from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a crowd of 2,000 scientists, astronauts and space travel aficionados tensely watched the NASA channel on a huge monitor at the Pasadena Convention Center.

The production, buoyantly directed by Michael Unger, has crack technical contributions, including a digital wall from the scenic designer, Kris Stone, and David Bengali's projections, which enable Mr. Noseworthy, on a huge monitor, to interact with other actors via a live video feed from offstage.

With four days to go before the trip, Peters stood in front of a huge monitor at Liquid Audio's headquarters and dissected the planned sales pitch... Before she became a consultant, Peters worked as an actress, and she regularly appeared as the judge on the television show "CHiPs".

…people who want to get into a huge monitor at a relatively low price.

I could easily walk to my local bookstore and get hundreds of recipes for cookies without the need for an expensive computer and a huge monitor.

"What possessed her to take this inane job, in which she stood on a set inside the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion looking at a huge monitor that showed the red carpet arrivals outside?" wrote Ms. James.

The heads of the eight leading industrial nations promised to boost energy-efficient technology, adopt low CO2-emitting energy sources (including possibly even nuclear power and hydrogen fuels), and back research collaborations such as a huge monitoring network called the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (Science, 25 February, p. 1182).

A host of studies by specialists in human-computer interaction suggest that combining two displays, or using a single huge monitor, can significantly enhance your productivity.

Before I knew it I was doing my acceptance speech, nervous as a cat, and this huge monitor in front of me said "Wrap up" almost as soon as I'd begun.

A huge video monitor is filled with highlights of the young man onstage, doing his thing.

For the final "Tosca" the Met had even set up a huge video monitor in Lincoln Center Plaza, so that thousands more could enjoy the performance.