Sentence examples for screen belongs from inspiring English sources

The only cellphone you see on screen belongs to a bad guy.

Hagelin knew fellow Swede Nicklas Backstrom well, and Jensen is good friends with center Nic Dowd — they were teammates in college and groomsmen in each other's weddings — but otherwise they have to guess which number that pops across the screen belongs to which teammate.

But that home screen belongs to a bygone era.

Those hands daubing the type with ink-balls on screen belong to Mark Barbour, the museum's founding curator and executive director.

The result is a movie that isn't crummy, exactly, just blah: when the freakiest teeth on screen belong not to one of Walt Conti's animatronically realized sharks but to a good-ol'-boy called Red, you know you have a problem.

I could not find any listing for an "inga," but the first name with those letters embedded in it that popped up on the screen belonged to Charles Burlingame III.

Notably, one fifth of the top 50 genes that were identified in the screen belong to the homeobox gene family (LHX2, LHX4, PAX7,HOXB13, LBX1, SIX2, HOXD3, DLX1, HOXD1, ONECUT2, and PAX9) (Rauch et al., 2006).

ED managers agreed that screening belongs to the work of the ED.

A bank of 16 computer systems collects the required flight plans from all planes that enter the Backscatter system's range, telling technicians whether aircraft represented by blips on computer screens belong in that airspace.

Target screens belong to this category [7].

Pixellation alone, no matter the resolution, cannot account for images displayed on LCD screens belonging to a digital scheme; digital images qua images thus remain stubbornly analog.