Sentence examples similar to fighting screen from inspiring English sources

The games are brutally hard, killing players with reckless abandon; players must survive until the next checkpoint (bonfire/shrine) to keep experience points (souls/armita); spamming buttons in combat won't get you anywhere; and you're always fighting screen-filling bosses that require pattern memorization to defeat.

There is little fighting on screen.

They are also chronically hungry for work, in a business where African-Americans are fighting for screen time and jobs.

But it hasn't been that much more than routine, and there are a lot of detectives in the squad room now fighting for screen time.

Ryan Gosling has been fighting on screen and off for his new movie Only God Forgives.

TV manufacturers, for example, have stopped fighting about screen size and have started focusing on how to convince millions of viewers to switch to a 3D-ready Blu-Ray/TV combo.

The candidates, pundits and anchors are not the only ones fighting for screen time during the recent presidential debates.

But spending time with quaffles, bludgers and a golden snitch seriously loses its appeal when we could be developing a roster of characters fighting for screen time in an already overstuffed series.

Reeves commented on the ambush by the Hill men as one of the most difficult as he had to show many people fighting on screen at the same time making every one look original and exciting, and also noting how intimidating it could be for the actors to have 20 stuntmen running through their midst with axes and swords.

"Physical, fighting through screens, talking on defense, rebounding".

Instead of fighting through screens, Sprewell and Houston bounced backward from contact.