Sentence examples for a regular screening from inspiring English sources
Still, there is something here to lift the heart of a film buff: the orphans are given a regular screening of "King Kong" and nothing else, so when Homer finally sees another movie — "Wuthering Heights" — he is unimpressed.
Still, there is something here to lift the heart of a film buff: the orphans are given a regular screening of "King Kong" and nothing else, so when Homer finally sees another movie—"Wuthering Heights"—he is unimpressed.
This week, after a regular screening of textbooks for secondary-school use, it emerged that every one of the geography, history and civics books approved by Mr Shimomura's ministry stresses the government's position on Japan's territorial disputes with its neighbours.
There has been a consistent reduction in the rates of death from breast cancer in every country--including the United States--that has instituted a regular screening program.
In Laurence Olivier's 1955 film adaptation of Richard III, the Battle of Bosworth is represented not by a single duel but a general melee that became the film's most recognised scene and a regular screening at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre.
A regular screening of NT-proBNP levels might direct the use of cardiac echography and guide treatment strategies.
These displays have 1percentt of the power consumption of a regular screen by using a reflector behind the LCD grid to reflect ambient light and allowing the backlight to be turned down in bright environments.
That is, viewable when the page is first loaded on a regular screen.
As everybody who has ever used a laptop with a Retina display knows, text also looks great on such a high-DPI screen and going back to a regular screen just feels like a major step back.
It'll probably cost quite a bit more than a regular screen, and you'll be paying a premium for the privilege on top of that, but it might just be worth it.
Soon after all of the elbow rubbing and camera flashes, the celebs watched the film in IMAX, while the commoners, aka ticket contest winners, wives and friends of celebrities, WB employees, celebs distant relatives, and other people who knew some people, had to watch it on a regular screen.
