Sentence examples for becomes on screen from inspiring English sources
Here indeed was a tough bargain for the reader, since Lily must be a very favorite heroine for quite a few of us; I know she's one of mine, and I had always envisioned her as a more spirited, bewitching figure than the strong, forthright, ultimately heartbreaking one Ms. Anderson becomes on screen.
(In a television world where every other character seems to be a cop, a lawyer, a doctor or a television personality, this strikes an unusual note of reality.) The accident itself -- a flood caused by the miners' accidentally breaking through to an old mine filled with ground water -- becomes, on screen, murky scenes of rushing water and of men holding on to whatever they can for dear life.
Both were dark stories – although not as dark as they became on screen – exploring individual and group behaviour in ways that struck a chord with readers.
You can be excused if you're unfamiliar with Mr. Freeman's theater résumé, so ubiquitous has he become on screen.
Do the writers ever watch the episodes once the go on air? "I'm too embarrassed to watch what my script has become on screen," Pitoresmi admitted.
But what on television was an amiable domestic comedy becomes on the screen a bitchy, backstage affair of competing egos, ratings-chasing, professional double-crossing and celebrity.
Text that appears as 10-point italic on a real PC becomes one-point indecipherable on this screen.
The typical measures of role-playing games -- the experience points and character statistics -- became irrelevant as you effectively became the on-screen character.
Some of Ms. Davis's live footage is sometimes projected on the screen on the right, but with illusory techniques applied: the surface of a costume becomes instead, on screen, a window into another version of this performance.
I watched the film and its ending with appreciation, but with dry eyes, because I could see clearly how well it was done and how moving it had become on the screen.
He became the first and only actor to receive two posthumous Academy Award nominations for "East of Eden" and "Giant," and rightfully became an on-screen legend. .
