Sentence examples for one screen as from inspiring English sources

From the app's new devices tab, users can view all their different Alexa-enabled devices and groups on one screen, as opposed to switching between tabs like before.

It makes sense to combine all camera-related functions on just one screen, as this test is doing.

It makes sense to combine all camera-related functions on just one screen, as this test is doing.

Beside a bustling freeway, in a drab Houston office park bedecked with nearly every name in Big Oil, BP had launched a 21st century version of "Apollo 13". On this evening, an overflow crowd stared for three hours at one screen as a ghostly four-story dome sank nearly a mile into the water.

Sharing one screen, as happens at the Hello Hub, doesn't limit the possibilities.

The six-screen multiplex in the upmarket Mansour mall witnessed scenes of chaos in one screening as three men in the front row jumped up from their seats and began swearing at the screen following a scene in which a child picks up a rocket launcher and prepares to shoot at an unseen target.

In Turin (Italy), invasive carcinoma incidence during 1992 1998 was reduced by 75% in women who attended one screening at least, as compared to nonattenders (3.0 vs 9.5/100 000 person-years), the latter showing the highest incidence (Ronco et al, 2005).

On one screen Stone, as candidate Patricia Hill, embraces servicemen, kisses black children and magisterially tosses her rather stubborn wig, a Condoleezza-meets-Hillary do.

"They may watch their targets for weeks or even months, seeing them go about the routines of daily life, before one day watching on screen as they are obliterated," the report says.

The cards are far more useable when larger — so when there's between one and four on screen (as pictured left) — allowing for content to be displayed more comfortably, and gestural interaction to be less fiddly.

This carefully produced disc features two versions of the film: the one screened at the Copenhagen premiere (as Dreyer intended, it has no credits) and a 1952 print that has credits, a historical introduction and baroque music.