Sentence examples for screen from left to right from inspiring English sources
He was already hooked on film - he remembers his mother taking him to Citizen Kane as a boy, and him not really understanding the plot but realising that 'everything in the screen from left to right, and right to left was considered'.
To check the Hub while in an app, you use your thumb to swipe the screen from left to right, and can "peek" at the Hub's inbox.
They will appear on screen from left to right as follows: Natalie Bennett of the Greens, Nick Clegg of the Lib Dems, Nigel Farage of Ukip, Ed Miliband of Labour, Leanne Wood of Plaid Cymru, Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP and David Cameron of the Conservatives.
It's the same sort of crystallization of space that the cinematographer Vittorio Storaro achieved in The Conformist, when Jean-Louis Trintignant is lost in the endless spaces of a fascist minister's office, and the screen is suddenly filled by a vast bust of Mussolini's head that is carried across the screen from left to right.
Little men ran across your computer screen from left to right, shooting little guns that fired bolts of lightning at little robots that burst into little flames with a noise that sounded more like a metal file running over plywood than an explosion.
That creates not only an edge-to-edge screen from left to right, but much more screen real estate in the vertical plane.
(B ) Three screen-shots depicting from left to right: a subject during baseline before the greet, then during handshake greet, and finally self-sampling after the experimenter leaves the room (see Video 3 ).
Starting from the first Home screen, flick your finger from left to right.
Jarvis intended the screen to scroll only from left to right; fellow Williams employee Steve Ritchie, however, convinced him the game should be able to scroll in either direction.
Click Crop settings, and you get a screen like this: defer.add img); You can adjust the preview screen by dragging the slider from left to right.
Each button from left to right on the response box corresponded to an empty square, from left to right, on the computer screen.
