Sentence examples for a tiny screen in from inspiring English sources
And this, on a tiny screen, in a room filled with techno-bods.
Six new "Ottinger Delivers" television commercials rolled across a tiny screen in David Gart's office 14 floors above Fifth Avenue yesterday.
Curiously, it's also what they say about Google Glass, especially after they've spent six hours squinting at a tiny screen in the corner of their eye.
The message continued, "Along with that, the bigger idea is for people to experience the event with their own eyes and not watch an entire show through a tiny screen in their hand".
The BBC series The Great War appeared during my last year at school, and I watched it on a tiny screen in a house-room strewn with battered chairs and tuck boxes that might have been to the Crimea, turning occasionally from my seat to chide the chattering young.
You might even get lucky and have the choice of a few films to watch — because, as we all know, cinema is a medium best consumed on a tiny screen in an uncomfortable chair while you worry all the while about DVT.
A magazine shop at the block's south end has at its very back a tiny screened-in cigar showroom; beside the showroom, a narrow staircase leads down to a subterranean tattoo parlor.
They have a small LCD embedded near the front of the glasses and the picture is sent to both eyes simultaneously, creating a tiny screen directly in front of your field of vision.
It's not that difficult to make something that looks good on a tiny screen, and then in reality turns out to be a disaster on a person.
There, on a tiny screen, a Porsche 962C in Rothmans racing livery paces a Jaguar XJ220C – Le Mans racing machines on the empty early morning streets of Hiroshima, Japan.
