Sentence examples for making a screen from inspiring English sources

Although neither tall nor romantically handsome, Rains had an attractive, expressive face and a commanding voice and stage presence that led to his making a screen test.

Truffaut's film is remarkable for its deft melding of the behind-the-scenes ups and downs of making a screen melodrama, "Meet Pamela," with the frequently antic private lives of cast and crew.

I couldn't easily link to it from my blog and was forced instead to come up with a kludgy solution which involved making a screen grab of the first two paragraphs, pasting it on my blog and then linking to what would – for most visitors – be a dead end.

They then completed a series of ten questions designed to assess their baseline decisional conflict around making a screening mammography choice (Table  1).

These mailings included a letter encouraging people age 50 and over to talk to their doctors about CRC screening and to contact ODH staff if they would like help making a screening appointment.

No actor has made a screen debut more prescient than his.

The boar's name came up only once in the film, and Spa'am hasn't made a screen appearance since.

And finally, by eliminating complex filtering and shuttering layers, Dr. Tang said, "in theory it should be possible to make a screen of any resolution".

When Adele retired after marrying Lord Charles Cavendish in 1932, Astaire made a screen test, receiving the verdict from executives: "Can't act, can't sing.

It uses small, modular panels that can be combined to make a screen of nearly any size or shape.

The festival keeps children wide-eyed until the small hours, with films projected onto the side of a lorry that makes a screen under the stars.