Sentence examples for exchanges on screen from inspiring English sources

This paper attempts to describe the workings of film discourse by focusing on the cognitive processes involved in the comprehension and design of verbal exchanges on screen.

But what make their exchanges spark on screen are the distinctive ways each has of expressing their characters' independent streaks and their needs.

As a visual pun on the home's network of bugs, Ms. Barchi mounted dozens of glass cases containing giant framed insects in brilliant colors, which the Evolution Store in SoHo donated in exchange for on-screen credit.

At a seminar held last week to mark Childine's 30th anniversary, Rantzen – now the organisation's president – described how she had sat alongside a counsellor exchanging messages on screen with a young girl who eventually disclosed that her father was sexually abusing her.

Now a growing number of computer makers are giving away their products in exchange for on screen time.

Several of Hollywood's top stars issued indignant denials that they had received expensive gifts in exchange for appearing on screen with products of the Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co.

Hunterrr is more comfortable being a buddy movie than a romance: Mandar's childhood friend Dilip (Sagar Deshmukh) is his real soulmate, and their on-screen exchanges are more pleasurable and real than his romantic entanglements.

The presenters' eccentricity, their love of cream and meat and very rich food, the unscripted whimsy of their on-screen exchanges and, of course, their physical presence and demeanour made them unforgettable – as if two women of a certain age perambulating Britain in an uncertainly piloted motorcycle combination was not already enough to fix them in our memory.

The accords call for exchange "on request".

Asked about claims by CNN officials that senior Trump aide Stephen Miller was escorted out of their set Sunday after a contentious on-screen exchange with host Jake Tapper, Gidley said, "He left on his own will". The spokesman did not offer a response when asked if the president would sit down with Mueller for an interview, a possibility reported by NBC News and others.

For the past year, analysts had questioned whether anyone could make money by giving away computers in exchange for their attention to on-screen advertisements.