Sentence examples for big screen shows from inspiring English sources

Lambie kicks to touch and there's a round of applause as the big screen shows a shot of the great scrum half Joost van der Westhuizen sitting in the stands, who is tragically battling motor neurone disease.

Never mind how many times you've seen it on television: getting this BFI-reissued 1977 classic on the big screen shows to the full Allen's spacious Manhattan streetscapes with bickering characters approaching in leisurely long-shot, and unobtrusive visual touches like Diane Keaton's photo-series of Woody holding up the lobster, now on display in her apartment.

A big screen showed a rerun of the 2001 series decider between the teams in Sydney.

In the background, a big screen showing highlights of the London Games provides the wallpaper.

Shortly afterwards when the big screen showed McCaw sat taking his punishment, the boos and shrieking could have come by satellite via Buenos Aires.

But seeing it again on the big screen showed me how much I'd forgotten and how much I never saw in the first place.

Pre-match footage on the stadium's big screen showed clips of glory days: the Platini years, the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000.

At nightfall, crowds on the famous Djemaa el Fna square clustered around a big screen showing unfamiliar video art from Moroccan and foreign makers.

The atmosphere became electrified when the BBC news channel appeared on a big screen showing videos of the candidates, attracting boos at a mention of Smith's career in big pharma and cheers for the leader.

It allowed me to watch my virtual self in a zoot suit hamming it up in front of a big screen showing the real me slumped on the couch, singing off key.

Photograph: Pascal Lauener/Reuters 4.38pm BST She can't bear to watch the big screen showing Ireland's Katie Taylor's quarter final bout in the Women's Boxing 60kg category, in Taylor's hometown of Bray, Ireland.