Sentence examples for brought on screen from inspiring English sources

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This is brought on screen by swiping down from the top of the device — as with Android or iOS — and displays a list of alerts, such as new emails or phone calls, along with configurable short-cut buttons so you can quickly toggle on/off Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth, or flight mode.

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"The BBC may continue to try and push the franchise forward, but like him or loathe him, people tune in to Top Gear for Jeremy and the relationship the three boys bring on screen.

In the example he brought on-screen, the family earned $20,000 $32,0000 in today's prices) but somehow couldn't get off the streets.

We can only imagine the stifled giggles that were brought on by this screen shot.

Instead of turning pages, you tap the screen to bring on the next message.

But if somebody else throws the party, or if non-Academy riffraff are also invited to the screening, then bring on the caviar and the stars.

To prove the point Mr. Wood brought up on-screen an animated character that he showed at the Directors Guild of America this past summer.

The info panel can be brought back on screen by pressing Up, Down, Left, Right, OK, Play or Pause.

Ehrlich is known for bringing about on-screen collaborations by disparate artists during each year's Grammy shows, such as his pairing of Eminem and Elton John or the duet between heavy metal band Metallica and classical pianist Lang Lang.

The chance to see Graham's vivid world brought to life on screen was more than I'd dreamed of.

Dickie, a one-man entertainment empire, was at least as significant as those humanitarian titans he brought to life on screen.

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