Sentence examples for screen cut from inspiring English sources

Gerry turned his avatar just in time to take a fatal shot to the torso, and the screen cut to black.

It's a rickety little fortress, with a square that glows like a television screen cut through its icy floor, where a fisherman can watch the algae-green glimmer of lake water, weeds, and, maybe, northern pike.

When the screen cut out, we were watching that incredible and iconic Coca-Cola TV ad that became a hit in 1971, a clip flooded with nostalgia on so many levels.

On a section, she has taken away its pure support function by inserting a panel that serves as a light-admitting screen, cut through with delicate perforations that give a mediated view of the world outside the gallery.

One truly striking moment came when the giant TV screen cut to a live picture of former president Bill Clinton: the entire Obama crowd joined in throaty and spontaneous boo-ing.

In fact, she was so wonderfully entertaining that when the big screen cut out for a mere fraction of a second, the entire arena gasped, as if to say: "Don't you dare take her away from us".

Give yourself a TV and screen cut-off time, ideally at 9pm.

Occasionally, the screen cuts to clips of "The Karate Kid" or what else?—to kung-fu movies, because, obviously_,_ that is the cultural heritage of all Chinese immigrants.

Unlike in previous Rock Band games, players are not booed off the virtual stage for a poor performance; rather the screen cuts to a declarative "Song failed" message.

The screen cuts into an extreme close-up of one of the women, Frances O'Connor, explaining why she puts up with her husband's affairs.

"That's just it, Pops we get so few chances!" Dre says, in voice-over, as the screen cuts to the "Cosby" opening credits, except that it's the Johnsons turning those iconic dance moves.