The phrase "image on screen" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a picture on a computer, television, or projector screen. For example, "The instructor displayed an image on screen to demonstrate the process."
For a moment, the image on screen seems to be lifted straight from one of her films: a scene where the offbeat female lead character is caught looking pensive, her face suggestive of some deep inner dialogue.
That was my father image on screen.
That single image on screen writes chapters".
The next image on screen: a photo of Mr. Romney boarding a jet.
She had been dead for 40 years, and Wentworth caught her image on screen – a ghostly apparition – completely by chance.
If you start with less of an image, you wind up with an even lesser image on screen".
It showed a handy flag above the ship's image on-screen and said I was looking at the Sagitta, a 450-foot vessel.
Hollywood has learned the hard way that besmirching China's image on-screen can have long-running implications for the many arms of a modern media conglomerate.
"There is no hope for theatrical screening [censorship], wait for pirated version". An MGM spokesman said that no one at the studio has had discussions with Chinese government officials about "Red Dawn". Hollywood has learned the hard way that besmirching China's image on-screen can have long-running implications for the many arms of a modern media conglomerate.
Lennertz said Stalling sampled small sections of different songs, both classical and contemporary, to accompany the images on-screen.
From there, Proctor can loop the images on-screen, then establish rules to that change his images based on their properties.
