Sentence examples for screen claims from inspiring English sources

I scream, you scream, we all scream at dodgy sun screen claims.

One such product, Klear Screen, claims to clean all types of L.C.D. screens safely, including those of I.B.M. ThinkPads, NEC MultiSync monitors, Macintosh laptops and Palm organizers.

As for first screen claims, unless Bantr can pipe in live video (impossible due to rights) or audio, it seems as much a second screen experience as its many competitors.

It is at this point that Star Trek's William Shatner materialises on screen, claiming to be from the future, to inform MacFarlane that he is "the worst Oscar host ever".

Tarzan goes wild in Westminster It briefly seemed a curious decision by BBC producers when what appeared to be an elderly tramp arrived on screen claiming, somewhat dubiously, to know David Cameron personally.

Local newspaper The Tampa Tribune reported that West also complained about the image of himself displayed on the venue's giant LED screen, claiming it was supposed to be projecting him in monochrome and not colour.

Indeed, the concept of ad-funded computing goes back further than that; in 1999, Bill Gross of Free-PC, a company offering free computers to those willing to endure an advertising "frame" around the edges of their screen, claimed "Free-PC is the breakthrough first product to start an inevitable trend".

IMAX has filed suit against a key employee of China Film Giant Screen, claiming he stole trade secrets.

Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica wrote that its over-the-top attacks can be "huge, colorful, screen-filling blasts of light and movement," and that combos "flash across the screen, claiming you landed billions of points of damage".

These screens claim to block "harmful blue light from digital devices" which has been found to affect sleep hormone levels.

On Monday, Montreal's Ciné-Club La Banque cancelled a screening, claiming the filmmaker had been receiving threats.