Sentence examples for internet screen from inspiring English sources

For the Internet screen has always been like the palantír in Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" — the "seeing stone" that lets the wizards see the entire world.

The mentor guides the high school student through the math course via e-mail, telephone, Internet chat or Internet screen sharing.

Mr. Maltese has been an aggressive champion in the Senate of tougher laws on sexual predators, including one passed this year that requires convicted sex offenders to register all their Internet screen names with state authorities.

Electrolux has a model with an internet screen built in above the fridge doors, complete with a bar-code-detected food stockage and ordering system.What with wireless and digital entertainment zones, kitchens have come a long way from the era of the open fire and blackened pot.

It seems that with increasing frequency since Travyon Martin's death three years ago, the big beautiful eyes of a young African American boy have flashed across the television or internet screen, "unarmed African American" at the top and "shot dead by police" at the bottom.

The great TBOGG makes up for his vilification of me by the amazing artwork of heart shaped lockets showing me and Bernie, which I plan on turning into a giant poster and hanging above the pitchfork, oversized internet screen, and other revolutionary supplies I'm supposed to own as a "Bernie Bro".

The debate over Internet screening here has been intense.

The extensive library, with rows of internet screens, and the spa both both have natural daylight all around.

Mr. Sembiring has won plaudits for pledging to curb online pornography in this Muslim-majority democracy of 240 million people, and for following regional peers like China, Thailand and Singapore into the fraught world of Internet screening.

Over the last year, the American Civil Liberties Union has asked officials from hundreds of school districts around the country to make changes in their Internet screening systems to eliminate bias, said Anthony Rothert, a civil liberties lawyer based in St . Louis

Yet a leading sports-broadcast executive said on Thursday that clubs may consider the potential returns to exceed those at the gate, pushing for more domestic games to be opened up to satellite or internet screening.