Sentence examples for frequent screen from inspiring English sources

There was Carry On Doctor (1968), Adolf Hitler: My Part In His Downfall (1972) - in which she played Spike Milligan's mother - and Ooh, You Are Awful (1972), alongside her frequent screen associate Dick Emery.

Fortune's most frequent screen persona was as a shambolic, dense and stuffy bureaucrat – such as his Tory MP George Parr – baffled and outraged by the world, but the character concealed Fortune's sharp satiric intelligence as a writer and performer.

(MGM, Blu-ray $299.99, DVD $199.98, not rated) EATING RAOUL Paul Bartel's 1982 black comedy stars him and his frequent screen partner Mary Woronov as a middle-class couple who pose as swingers to lure unsuspecting thrill seekers into their clutches.

Even then, government censors block most Web sites, sift through e-mails, and even take frequent screen shots of users' computers in cyber-cafés.

In addition, the impact on CC cases of adding strategies with more frequent screening, two lifetime screenings (at ages 35 and 40 years) or three lifetime screenings (at ages 35, 40 and 45 years), was tested.

13.1% (n = 25) believed that people should be screened more frequently, and 64.4% (n = 123) advocated less frequent screening.

National guidelines are urging less frequent screening for breast and cervical cancer.

Although his prior test had found a polyp, medical guidelines do not recommend such frequent screening.

The savings from less frequent screening more than pay for the extra cost of the HPV test, Dr. Kinney said.

And because all the patients had Stage 3 cancers, more frequent screening and an earlier diagnosis also could not explain the difference.

We haven't done the research to know whether earlier or more frequent screening of black women would help bring down breast cancer deaths.