Sentence examples for screen offering from inspiring English sources
The notes run down a window to the right of the screen, offering links to related material on the Web.
In addition to shifting among three video feeds, there will be a second screen offering a continuous flow of accompanying information.
In Windows 8, that menu takes the form of a horizontal strip at the bottom of the Start screen, offering options like Uninstall and Unpin (from the Start screen).
Or perhaps it was a simpler message: "This is how to win, remember?" The words to "La Marseillaise" then popped up on the screen, offering further encouragement to show their support.
More popular – indeed it sold out at Silverstone last year – is likely to be the G2, a more rugged, basic version with similar features but a square screen, offering less data alongside the pictures.
From this week, users in the UK and the rest of Europe who use Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 and have Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) as their default browser will be sent to a screen offering a choice of 12 browsers, including IE. The top five by market share – IE, Mozilla's Firefox, Google's Chrome, Apple's Safari and Opera will be presented first, in random order.
There are also examples of early-20th-century sex education; samples of the great silent film comedian Harold Lloyd's collection of Hollywood nudes; a computer touch-screen offering information about 19th-century patents for sexual machinery.
It was projected on the side wall of the building, with additional small screens offering close-ups of players.
Children receive kid-size headsets to use with the seatback television screens offering 27 children's channels, 36 Disney classic movies, and other movies for youngsters each month.
The seats house screens offering television programmes, and a word-processor and spreadsheet so that passengers can slot in their own disks and tap away.
The main production room had twenty people and two hundred screens, offering camera angles from Radio City, various living rooms where potential draftees sat nervously, and, on one screen, the evening's Rangers game.
