Sentence examples for public screens from inspiring English sources

Another form of cultural allusion is taking hold in the public prints, though not so much on the public screens.

In the small world of nonfiction film, Mr. Powers can help influence what makes it to public screens, partly because Toronto isn't his only job.

New technologies allow text messages to be displayed on the sides of buildings, on public screens in cafés or on vast digital displays at sporting events and festivals.

In the email sent to Triesman in February last year, Warner asked the English FA to donate $1.6m £980,0000) to Haiti so the country could buy the licence to broadcast that summer's World Cup on public screens.

Students and teachers can now upload that information on to a special section of the school's Web site, which posts it up in a digital collage on seven public screens and the screen savers on students' computers.

The campaign appears on CCTV, the main state television broadcaster, and on billboards and public screens in major cities. "Many people in China are simply not aware that shark finning is wasteful, cruel and unsustainable," said Michael Skoletsky, executive director at Shark Savers in New York, which also supports the campaign.

The public screening attracted about 38,000 people.

The clip will get its first public screening.

Just attended the first public screening of The Revenant.

It caused anger in northern Uganda, where a public screening descended into scuffles and stone-throwing.

The form has been dominated by the idea of a large, public screen since its birth.