David Barrett, the chief executive of Hearst Television, said in a statement on Sunday that his company, recognizing "that consumers want the ability to view our stations' programming on any device that has a screen," was eager to work with ABC on the app.
Similar to the findings of a qualitative study of Iraqi women living in the U.S. [ 51], the majority of women living in Qatar are very responsive to the message promoting breast cancer screening and are eager to participate in its screening activities.
The actor who works most effectively in the movie is Mia Kirshner, as Betty — a slender, frightened girl glimpsed in screen tests, desperately eager to please.
In any case, it was in that film that his most consistent screen personality, the eager young outsider who draws on his charm and wiles to achieve success in the American mainstream, was born.
Inside, a giant spherical screen awaits audiences eager for the illusion of a takeoff, and restored wood and metal machines that once provided the real thing are swaddled in plastic until the marveling throngs arrive.
Those projections, coupled with the county's affluence and a recent loosening of state regulations, have put Westchester on the radar screen of developers eager to build the type of upscale housing that lends older people a hand with daily activities.
The audience was composed mainly of young people, of the age of college students or recent graduates, and, after the screening, they were eager to engage Akerman in discussion about the film.
In what is an arranged marriage in all but name, each season a bachelor is given the opportunity to select a mate from a specially screened group of eager partners.
Kim bolted out of her rusted screen door, the most eager cold-caller in the city.
The nightly schedules are full of brightly lit reality dramas and comedies, driven by participants eager for screen time, and increasingly good at justifying their share.
