Sentence examples for being put on screen from inspiring English sources

The BBC man said the corporation wanted to combine with local news organisations and even use their resources, with newspaper reporters being put on screen and fully accredited.

"O.K., give me a four box," Camera said, asking for four games to be put on screen at once.

Women dominate pop, something that hasn't been put on screen in a meaningful way until now.

It took years of struggle and women being tortured, abused and persecuted, and it's never been put on screen.

But, as often happens when live art forms are put on screen, being broadcast seemed to steal this Faust's soul.

In fact, the story of the CIA's involvement in Hollywood is a tale of deception and subversion that would seem improbable if it were put on screen.

For one thing, the "central themes" of the Blood on the Tracks years have already been put on screen quite brilliantly – albeit more indirectly – by Todd Haynes in his Bob Dylan movie, I'm Not There.

When a picture of the Mexican laborer accused of killing a San Francisco woman is put on screen, Trump said: "Look at that guy, look at what he did, killing that beautiful girl.

That it is – as tactile and immersive an impression of life beyond Earth as has ever been put on screen – but beneath its impossible technical dazzle is an elemental survival drama imbued with rich spiritual curiosity and unapologetically direct human feeling.

From the moment Jericho's mug was put on screen, you just knew he would deliver.

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