Sentence examples for grip on screening from inspiring English sources
The BBC is poised to sign a multi-million pound TV rights deal to extend its 18-year grip on screening live National Lottery draws.
The government urgently needs to clarify its policy on screening to reassure the public that it has a grip".
But to what extent is Netflix's tightening grip on our screens irresistible, and how does the company's culture – built around its sage-like founder and CEO, Reed Hastings – explain its success?
The new tablet will also come with an "easy-to-grip" C Pen to allow for on-screen drawing that won't "mark other objects".
Study conclusions are as follows: (1) The gesture of gripping a common touch pen for on-screen handwriting is unnatural; that is, users tend to use the wrist, elbow or little finger for support.
Shows that may be gripping live may be done little justice on-screen.
The story of a fallen woman -- first redeemed by love, then put in peril -- is gripping throughout, and stars Grant and Bergman emit powerful on-screen chemistry.
It shows in their quiet on-screen companionship: and yet already I'm gripped with frissons, and fiercely rooting for them to find that damned trove.
From her on-screen relationship with Chesney Brown, becoming a mother and beginning an affair with Ryan Connor, the twists and turns of Katy's life gripped the nation during Georgia's five-year stretch in the soap.
Follow on-screen instructions.
