Sentence examples for comes on screen from inspiring English sources

At the end the word "Courage" comes on screen.

And then they mailed that tape off to Nathan and Ernie". So imagine Cummings' surprise when he sees the finished version of "The Lion King" and -- when "Hakuna Matata" comes on screen -- Lane and Sarbella are doing exactly what he and Paulsen did with this song.

On one TV, a reporter comes on screen and asks Baldwin, "When you were starting out as a writer, you were black, impoverished, and homosexual.

When his picture comes on screen, everybody stands and cheers except Mussolini, who remains seated.

"Every time an ethnic person comes on screen, 50,000 people change the channel".

Oh, I'll stop curtseying and averting my eyes every time he comes on screen, then.

That's Mr. Murray's trademark, and it's a pity that these comments don't come from the older man when he comes on-screen.

"When you are queer, that becomes like a huge part of who you are," Hanna told me, "because you just start to be like, Damn, I'm so gay, constantly". You're sitting watching "Castle," and Stana Katic comes on-screen, and you're like, Damn, I'm really gay!

For example, in the video currently featured on the Cinematique front page, you can tap on the name of the video ("Sleepwalking in the Rift") when it comes on-screen and you'll get a basic description of why the video was made (it was commissioned by fashion brand Maiyet).

At the end of the song, as Jazmine sings "every part of me is beautiful" the face of young Marsai Martin comes on-screen.

Whenever Barbara Hershey comes on-screen during the film and acts like the mother of most people's nightmares and my dreams, I hear a few fits of laughter in the dark theatre.