Sentence examples for arriving on screen from inspiring English sources

Russell T Davies's new CBBC project, arriving on screen later this month, is a simple pitch encapsulated in a Ronseal title: Wizards vs Aliens.

Instead it arrives on screen as an ugly, thudding headache of a movie with bad hair, horrible trousers, even worse music and a strangely nasty soft-rock streak.

Lydia first arriving on-screen was first shown as different from other characters and it was stated from her inception that she was passionate about music and enjoyed getting people into the music scene.

Ms. Babbitt's story, which arrives on screens nationwide on Friday, concerns the fate of the Tucks, who, having inadvertently drunk from a magical spring, are immortal.

Well, they certainly got Jennifer's Body made - it arrives on screens nationwide today (9.18.09).

We'll be looking out for more hints before winter arrives on-screen this summer.

In The Last King Of Scotland, Amin arrives on screen fully formed.

Jack and his pigeons arrived on screen barely six months after Margaret Thatcher entered No 10 as prime minister.

Whenever you start to doubt Broadchurch, Olivia Colman arrives on screen, and reminds you what makes it so compelling.

Too often, great works of literature arrive on screen weighed down by their reputations, immobilized in a straitjacket of cultural prestige.

Gone was the mousey hausfrau and this hard-bitten, obsessive, intensely complicated woman arrived on screen, easily matching Simm in their turbulent scenes together.