Sentence examples for numbers on screen from inspiring English sources

Many newer watches create "ghost competitors" for you to race against and offer way too many read-outs and numbers on screen at a time.

Women & Hollywood: Women are more than 50% of the population, film ticket buyers and TV watchers, yet are not represented in equal numbers on screen or behind the scenes.

The comedian said that any show, from the Doctor Who series to Question Time, could meet his criteria, which includes boosting numbers on-screen, as well as production staff, from ethnic minorities.

" The phone will display your number on-screen.

Their wealth is built on unreality and illusion; on numbers on screens; on speculative bubbles.

With all the power of digital interactive technologies now available to marketers, it's easy to reduce all those consumers out there to numbers on screens.

There is a feeling here of a moment perpetually on the verge waiting for Cruz, watching the drip-drip of poll numbers on screens of all sizes.

Wa iting for Cruz, watching the drip -drip of poll numbers on screens of all sizes, politics is an economy of activity, of commotion, of keep-you-posteds and let-me-knows and the compulsive refreshing of voting-by-county maps.

Bartoli's comments led to ESPN putting that number on screen during Wimbledon 2013 – above Albert Einstein and Steven Hawking, but sadly below Leonardo da Vinci (how they tested a famously dead person is an interesting question) and Marilyn vos Savant.

That artillery, the men would tell you, can be yours if you call the number on screen, plunk down a 20percentt downpayment, and tell the sales rep the name of a store where you can pick up your purchase.

The number of on-screen buttons varies depending on what is being controlled at the time.