Sentence examples for is shown on screen from inspiring English sources

Fire off 1,000 tweets an episode until one is shown on screen, then take a photo and post it on Facebook.

One film, bizarrely, is shown on screen and that is Gilderoy's earlier work, the one he clearly considers to be his masterpiece: a natural history documentary about Dorking and the South Downs, knowledgeable, detailed, passionate but anodyne.

And the majestic ritual of Imperial durbars is shown on screen in all its bejeweled glory, as the King and Queen of England and Empire invite India's royal princes to pay homage.

The way Ginny's big game is filmed, and how it is shown on screen, is like watching a game on television, except – sorry, baseball fans – without all the boring parts.

After this, while the building of the airship is shown on screen, recorded and live percussionists construct with the pervasive rhythm from the anvil-driven Nibelheim interlude in "Das Rheingold," and the pianos purloin two chords from Wagner's score.

When repeatedly asked about this scene in later years, Polanski and Nicholson, bored with giving the same answer, often pretended that what is shown on screen, over the next few seconds, really happened.

Its audience, increasingly non-white and vocal, is challenging filmmakers about this gap when it comes to who is shown on-screen and who isn't.

At the end of the sequence, a quotation is shown on-screen that is spoken by a character during the episode.

Its audience, increasingly non-white and vocal, are challenging the films and their filmmakers about this gap when it comes to who is shown on-screen and who isn't.

Additionally, the bass guitar player will be required to play notes representing an open E string, which is shown on-screen as a solid line across their note track.

(Only some violent bits are shown on-screen).