Sentence examples for screen delivering from inspiring English sources

Returning to the stripped-down austerity of their debut feature Blood Simple, the Coen brothers put McCarthy's novel right up there on screen, delivering their finest and most rewarding work since Fargo.

David Rose, the Cambridge designer, suspects that computers need to break away from the screen, delivering information through glanceable sources in the world around us, the way wall clocks tell us the time in an instant.

Before the game, a video screen delivered the message, "The stretch run begins now".

The Vita's screen delivers the most attractive images I've seen on a mobile device.

The eye naturally sees in 3-D, so adding depth to the images on screen delivers a more immersive and realistic experience.

"When you have a bit more time, a simple swipe of the screen delivers more in-depth useful information like the weather at the destination".

Ofcom – like the Whitehall that steers its path – is rightly interested in the impressions that faces and voices on screen deliver, and therefore naturally concerned whether, at a creative level, those impressions are true.

The Nets used a variety of means to work the ball to him there, but one of the most effective was a Joe Johnson ball screen delivered early in the shot clock, when the Knicks' defense was still getting organized.

(A normal computer screen delivers 1024 x 768).

A 17-inch LCD screen delivers every last millimeter it promises.

The wide screen delivers good contrast and deep blacks, but at 8.9 inches, it seems puny.