Sentence examples for go on screen from inspiring English sources
At The Independent and London Evening Standard, the imminent launch on 31 March of television channel London Live offers similar opportunities for reporters to go on screen, while at The Guardian there is increasing activity in the sphere of live events as the paper puts the public in touch with its writers.
If broadcasters could top the ratings with a bunch of wannabes prepared to go on screen for free (they would be richly remunerated, went the theory, by the tabloids in due course) then what need for big budget comedy and drama?
For the women, Lewis and Bell went on screen with Bennett and Laing behind the screens.
Woodrooffe sportingly later went on screen to deliver on his promise, tucking into a large titfer-shaped cake.
A former series editor at Channel 4 – where he oversaw Teachers and No Angels – and development producer at the independent production companies Tiger Aspect and Shed, he is a popular boss who successfully combated early grumblings from writers and suppliers about having too much power and influence about what goes on screen.
And when she goes on screen she plays this callous, powerful, intimidating persona and her eyes just go straight through you!" TV Week said that they have been "desperate" to see Neighbours cast a new female villain and that their prayers had been answered when Badler joined the cast as Diana.
Having identified BG and KK as potential novel players in human RCC, we went on screening a panel of 47 cell lines.
"I felt that I was responsible for whatever was going on in the screen.
In other words, it's supposed to make you "feel" what's going on on the screen.
It wasn't so much what was going on on the screen, it was going on between the people playing the games that made the experience fun.
