Sentence examples for screen legacies from inspiring English sources

This week's upsetting one-two punch of movie-star passings has had a visible effect on the download and streaming charts, as viewers have rushed to keep the screen legacies of Robin Williams and Lauren Bacall immediately alive.

In terms of her screen legacy, there is one performance I don't think gets remembered enough despite it being part of another modern classic she appears in.

There's no easy fix, but connecting with the empathy to be found in Hoffman's on-screen legacy is a start.

Ditto for Faulkner, who once said that "Hollywood is a place where a man can get stabbed in the back while climbing a ladder").. PHOTOS: The Roaring '20s on-screen Further sullying Fitzgerald's big-screen legacy was that other film versions of "Gatsby" — including the Robert Redford-takeined take in 1974 — were box-office disappointments.

Screen Junkies: Tron Legacy is great because of the story, not the effects or style.

In general, Screenhero is an app that seems to fit more with the modern way of working than legacy screen sharing apps.

"I've worked hard at my broadcasting with the aim of being a really good sports broadcaster in my own right and not just be on screen because of a legacy as an athlete.

B5 Neediest Cases B5 EDUCATION B11 ARTS E1-14 SPORTS D1-8 OBITUARIES A18-19 Jason Robards One of the most powerful and important actors on the American stage and screen, who reclaimed the legacy of Eugene O'Neill, he was 78.

A Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, 512GB SSD, a sharp 1080p HD screen and lots of legacy ports — HDMI-out, microSD, secure card, Kensington lock slot, etc. — are all included.

Yes, our political discourse now involves something called "The Nerd Screen" -- and the legacy of Lawrence E. Spivak, Garrick Utley and Tim Russert is officially dead.

When the prolific actress and activist Ruby Dee died Wednesday at age 91, she left behind a show-business career that spanned seven decades on stage and screen, as well a legacy of breaking down barriers for black performers.