Sentence examples for a screen depicting from inspiring English sources
At the show, from Thursday to Oct. 2, prices range from $300 for a silk spoon sheath to $150,000 for a screen depicting carp weaving through lotuses.
The exhibition includes several examples of Dunand's lacquered objects enriched by bits of shells: spotted vases, a game-board motif on a table top, a geometric-patterned black lacquer box and a screen depicting angels soaring above a Cubist landscape of towering rocks.
In another scene from the film, Siv's group of survivors sit under a veranda alongside Pheng and a crowd of others - presumably victims or their descendants - as they watch a screen depicting the court proceedings happening just inside.
Revealing mistake: Inside Jurassic World's main control room, Chris Pratt looks at a view screen depicting a paramilitary team tracking down the escaped I-Rex.
It was a decided departure from the brand's first retail store: an over-the-top boutique that opened in Milan in 2007 boasting rough-cut timber walls, moose antler chandeliers and a plasma screen depicting a crackling fireplace.
Above them was a painted screen depicting Jerusalem with a dove of peace flying over it and the word peace in Hebrew, Arabic and Latin.
The evening ended with a touching collection of family photos flashed across a large screen, depicting Johnny and June in different stages of life with various children and grandchildren.
Hers was a touch screen depicting the pre-Constitution era of the Articles of Confederation.
The deliberate plainness of the surround is offset by the profusion of images that pour from a central screen depicting everything from the neon sickness of urban America to the Berlin background of Where Are We Now?
"People of Davos and investors around the world, come to London to see what we're doing!" he called, pointing toward a video screen depicting shots of the city as it prepared to host the Olympic Games this summer.
Instead of peering through a wide windshield and turning one's head occasionally to view traffic, the "driver" gazes straight ahead at a 19-inch computer screen, depicting a rural yellow-lined road.
