Sentence examples for on screen look from inspiring English sources

In the final scene, the people on screen look into the camera, anxiously awaiting Dugan's answer, and when she shouts "Yes!" they cheer.

Lloyd Owen is a hoot as the studly title character, a figure of such wooden stoicism that he makes Kevin Costner, who played the part on screen, look as emotive as Liza Minnelli.

If you want to emulate Clara Bow, the iconic actress who embodied the flapper style on screen, look for a short, black-haired wig.

London Live has unveiled an on-screen look that uses bright, multi-coloured vistas of the capital's landmarks, including Wembley and the Southbank, designed to set the fledgling channel apart from rivals such as the BBC and ITV.

Because each of the films was tinted — one red, the other green — the people on screen looked like "hobgoblins".

Everyone on screen looks well scrubbed, even the predators.

How does it feel seeing himself on screen looking like that?

The company today, live on screen, looks not just skilled and stylish but also enthusiastic, robust, engaging.

Tom Cruise back on screen looking younger than Maverick did in 1986 is the last thing anyone wants.

This is a problem since every other face on screen looks as utterly vintage as the cars and sofas.

Everything on screen looks good and period-appropriate, if also too manicured, as if the past had been digitally spruced up.