Sentence examples for forefront of the screen from inspiring English sources
The opening sequence makes obvious use of the technique, with the titles flying to the forefront of the screen, leaving a trail.
His best known role was probably 1980's The Long Good Friday, which pushed him to the forefront of British big screen acting and led to Hollywood work such as Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) and Mermaids (1990).
Coe said the IAAF has been at the forefront of blood screening and out-of-competition testing for years.
Take a look below at some of our favorite installations, projects, and performances that place Daito on the forefront of "post-screen" work, or take in his whole Transmediale performance above.
If France was long in the forefront of the production of short films, it's because the screening of shorts along with features was mandatory until 1953 and was common long after.
While quitting smoking and talking to their doctor about lung cancer screening may be more at the forefront of the minds of current smokers and their physicians, former smokers are often not counseled on lung cancer screening.
Hence, the need for a national retinopathy screening programme was to the forefront of the agenda; it was not " the number one priority, it was the number one chance of success".
Universal screening for mental health problems and suicide risk is at the forefront of the national agenda for youth suicide prevention; yet no study has directly addressed the potential harm of suicide screening.
