Sentence examples for on screen performance from inspiring English sources
As heavily publicized, the late great, Whitney Houston shines a new light on the role as the no nonsense mother in her final on screen performance.
As the first step, the NHSP Steering Group wished to verify that the data on screen performance, maternal satisfaction/anxiety, and costs did not argue strongly against the community-based model.
BT received some criticism from viewers for bringing Gray back in a one-off capacity to stand in for Michael Owen, although his on-screen performance as a co-commentator was well received.
Futterman called it an "infectious, high-speed mash-up" and Hankinson listed it as one of the four favorite songs from the episode, though Kubicek said the on-screen performance "would make any real New Yorker want to kick [New Directions] in the shins".
Her role in Star Wars: The Force Awakens was motion-capture and her next on-screen performance will be a voice role in The Jungle Book.
His last on-screen performance was in acclaimed drone warfare thriller Eye in the Sky, out now in the US and released on 15 April in the UK.
James Wan's street racing sequel, which marks the final on-screen performance of the late Paul Walker, was No 1 in every major market.
The new film features the final on-screen performance of the late Robin Williams, as a wax model of Theodore Roosevelt.
(Speaking of "Hoosiers," check out the statistical breakdown of Jimmy Chitwood's on-screen performance, conducted by the athleti-wonks of the Harvard College Sports Analysis Collective. They've done the same for "Teen Wolf" and "Space Jam," too).
Alan Rickman would have been proud that his last on-screen performance will be in the upcoming thriller about drone warfare, Eye in the Sky, according to co-star Helen Mirren.
"Our strong on-screen performance and continued ability to deliver mass audiences gives us the confidence that based upon the deals we have done we will also outperform our estimate of the TV ad market in 2017," he said.
