Sentence examples for hours on screen from inspiring English sources
In other words, after two hours on screen, "Ripley" is still a very fast film.
On this reporter's iPhone, Facebook spent 3 hours on screen and 4.6 hours in the background over the last 7 days, accounting for 19 per cent of the battery consumption.
At one point, it was speculated that Jennifer Love Hewitt might take the place of Hargitay, who is getting a promotion to a supervisory role in the show, meaning she'll work less hours on screen.
If Tom Cruise can complete his Mission: Impossible in just two hours on screen, Congress certainly can come together over the next two months and find a way to pay to fix our crumbling roads and bridges before time really does run out.
Berlinger had to persuade a reluctant Robbins to give him access; the self-help figure was initially hesitant about a film because he didn't think a few hours on-screen can capture the full seminar experience.
If you're a parent, if you think fondly of your own childhood, or if you worry that many children now spend over half their waking hours on screens, please help.
Comparing the percentages of children exceeding two hours of screen time on weekdays in this study to other countries in Europe, Canada and USA, using the Health Behaviour in School-aged children (HBSC) study [ 3] as a comparator, we found substantially lower rates in Maltese children.
It's not eight hours of screen confinement, nerding on Netflix, pimping interests on Pinterest, feeding frivolities into Facebook or grinding through Gears of War.
pic.twitter.com/i2iinp7GLZ WhatsApp, however, another app which has a good reason to be constantly updating, spent 1 hour on screen and 5.4 hours in the background, and only used 5 per cent of the total battery power.
Despite uttering fewer than 200 words in total and spending just an hour on screen, Maxwell made the role an integral part of the series, so much that there was great consternation when it emerged that Moneypenny would not feature in last year's Casino Royale.
Most studies find, like the present one, that older children are more likely than younger ones to spend more than 2 hours daily on screen time activities [ 2, 12, 31, 38].
