Sentence examples for screen standing from inspiring English sources

And whom does he see appear on the screen, standing on the pitcher's mound?

The scene is inhabited by a lone woman who watches the screen standing at the back of the house, her chunky figure contradicting the flowing architecture.

Then an image of a stern-looking Mrs. Clinton appears on screen, standing behind a lectern, speaking into a microphone with her hand raised.

In the course of the 13th and early 14th centuries, especially after the introduction of the iconostasis a screen standing before the sanctuary on which a large group of icons could be hung icon painting assumed predominance over fresco.

The walls in Ms. Fine's ultra-pink bedroom and a silk screen standing behind a television set were both made near Jodphur by a tent-maker who she met on the trip.

The billboard--the size of a drive-in movie screen, standing on top of the hulking block that once housed a Nathan's hot-dog store and a porn theatre (there's a pun in there somewhere --showed Mosomewhere --showed foursomewhere --showedots, bra, and jeans, her bottoMossinted downtown.

Welcoming it is not, with its rusted slabs the size of movie screens standing next to a busy intersection.

"But it's very well-dressed ballet". Visiting the set on a sound stage in Culver City, Los Angeles, early in its four-month production, Grey saw actors strapped into a life-size space capsule, mounted on hydraulic rams which pitched them this way and that; outside their window, a passing star field was projected on to giant wraparound screens, standing 80ft high by 300ft long.

Visiting the set on a sound stage in Culver City, Los Angeles, early in its four-month production, Grey saw actors strapped into a life-size space capsule, mounted on hydraulic rams which pitched them this way and that; outside their window, a passing star field was projected on to giant wraparound screens, standing 80ft high by 300ft long.

"What we have is dilapidated housing, inadequate or absent window screens, standing water, poor drainage, which are going to allow the mosquitoes to breed, and then the classic piece to this is the discarded tyres along the side of the road.

The cockpit was resting atop a hydraulic gimbal that could spin the set 360 degrees if needed, and it was surrounded by enormous LED screens standing 50 feet tall onto which were projected the same visuals moviegoers would later see in theaters.