Sentence examples for is back on screen from inspiring English sources
Then Chuck is back on screen, only this time he's less excited.
Quentin is back on screen on 17 March as multi-tasking mother Maddy in a second series of BBC1 sitcom Life of Riley.
We are meeting because Campbell is back on screen this month, in the fourth season of House of Cards, the TV series about White House politicking.
Strictly is back on screen and, as a nation, we're getting starry-eyed gazing at the sequins and secretly fancying ourselves as the next dancing champion (or at the very least burning off some of those Bake Off-linked pounds).
But he will soon be back on screen on ITV in Griff's Great Welsh Adventure, which he calls "an attempt to get back to my Celtic roots".
Giedroyc, who will soon be back on screen co-hosting The Great British Bake Off with Sue Perkins, said Let It Shine will be "utterly spectacular".
But once our bickering pair are back on screen, the "brothers in law", as Barber repeats to Peyton's consternation, click with a breezy, good-natured vibe.
They have terrified children for nearly 50 years, and on Saturday evening Daleks from all eras will be back on screen as the much anticipated new series of Doctor Who launches on both sides of the Atlantic.
And so this "gap year" while Chibnall plans his vision of Who (knowing that Capaldi and Thakrar would be back on screen not long after) would make perfect sense.
In the US, the two most watched new shows of the last season were hip hop drama Empire and legal thriller How To Get Away With Murder, both of which featured key gay characters, while in Britain, Russell T Davies, who created Queer as Folk, was back on screen with the interconnected series Cucumber, Banana and Tofu.
Lineker also came under fire for a link in which he apparently said "from Guernsey to Jernsey": On the other hand, any Lineker fans feeling bereft after the end of the Games shouldn't feel too concerned – he'll be back on screen in three weeks' time for the start of the football season.
