Sentence examples for life screen from inspiring English sources

TOO BUSY FOR HOME LIFE Screen Star Tries to Phone Her From Hollywood -- Regrets That It Had to Happen.

For newcomers, however, it's the system to go for, adding battery life, screen size and a seasoning of style to a handheld that is arguably still to truly find its identity.

My memo went on to quote Fidler's colleague, Peggy Bair: "We're working on the technology of the panel: things like size, battery life, screen resolution and two-way wireless communications.

There are a number of limited resources on mobile devices, such as limited battery life, screen size, and input methods.

Apple CEO Tim Cook suggested that we might see a larger iPhone when the trade-offs of battery life, screen quality, color reproduction and other failings brought about would be possible to counteract, speaking at the recent AllThingsD D11 conference.

There's also something to be said that these movies are best seen the way movies are meant to be seen, in a theatre with other people, sharing that experience on a larger than life screen.

A life-time screen for depression based on the first two questions of the CIDI.

While Ms Chasen's professional mission was to thrust her clients into the spotlight, she was apparently meticulous about keeping her private life screened off.

Seers shows a semi-autobiographical, quasi-documentary film about her life, screened in a mock-up shed whose design is a copy of Thomas Edison's Black Maria, his New Jersey film studio.

Five years later, Ray made "Bigger Than Life"—screening at Film Forum Jan . 2-8 in a revelatory new CinemaScope color print which features one of the most horrific scenes between father and son ever filmed.

A restored print, its eerie palette given new life, screens at the Film Society of Lincoln Center on Jan .2.  Richard Brody began writing for The New Yorker in 1999, and has contributed articles about the directors François Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, and Samuel Fuller.