Sentence examples for flashing on screen from inspiring English sources

The short opens up with a quote from Sylvia Plath, closes with the phrase "FUCKKKYOUUU" flashing on screen, and at one point, FlyLo's sinister mug appears briefly on screen as an alien-looking guy is impaled by spiked roots that emerge from the ground.

And though it may seem annoying that NBC keeps flashing on screen the address of its Web site (www.nbcolympics.com), the site is amazing.

(The words "You Want It" kept flashing on screen during the commercial, but who will be able to buy a new car if there's a recession?) No one watches "The West Wing" for such inadvertent examples of how television is floundering to find the right tone, though.

In its role as protest fundraiser, ASTV kept the alliance's donation hotline flashing on screen around the clock.

Cant wait to share it with you guys!" The video begins with the words "December 21st , 2012 flashing on screen, the day that refers to the fulfillment of the Great Cycle, Baktun in the Mayan calendar.

With the lights dimmed and a photo montage of Selena's radiant smile flashing on screen, the band slowly transitioned J.Lo into the first verses of the hit "Como La Flor".

All of these ideas are reinforced in American Blackout through factoids occasionally flashed on screen.

The video then showed footage of Clinton with several mothers, the name of their lost child flashing on-screen.

The "hour" digits will begin flashing on-screen.

The "minute" digits will begin flashing on-screen.

As SME puts it, a mark "must be able to communicate in the 1.2 seconds it flashes on-screen".