Sentence examples for big screen cut from inspiring English sources
In fact, she was so wonderfully entertaining that when the big screen cut out for a mere fraction of a second, the entire arena gasped, as if to say: "Don't you dare take her away from us".
A true cinephile would never pass up the chance to revisit LA circa 2019 on the big screen (final cut version), but this dedicated day also offers a post-screening Q&A with Roy Batty (AKA Rutger Hauer), Mark Kermode's documentary "On The Edge Of Blade Runner", followed by a panel discussion, and Sir Ridley Scott himself "in conversation" about the film he believes is the best he's ever made.
Already you can use AirPlay to push downloads up to the big screen; why not cut the mobile cord altogether?
Much to the disappointment of middle Britain, Wimbledon's big screen had its power cut during Andy's big first game.
The Hartford Courant's Roger Catlin wrote that despite Madonna not being successful on the big screen, "she happens to cut just the right figure" as Karen's roommate.
In movie parlance the longer films are frequently referred to as "director's cuts," though many directors say the movie they made for the big screen is their director's cut.
Away from the big screens, Odeon has cut its debt to £435m, a reduction of £31m on last year.
Ms. Stewart's saga, based on "Martha Inc.: The Incredible Story of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia" by Christopher Byron John Wileyy & Sons, 2002), did not make the cut to the big screen, which is in itself a slight.
Rōnin characters roam the big screen The rōnin, or "wave man", the masterless samurai forever cut off from mainstream society, is a powerful Japanese icon.
His big screen test awaits.
