Sentence examples for screen stuff from inspiring English sources

Of course theatres are now doing screen stuff for themselves, in cinemas and elsewhere.

The greater question has been how you'll be able to get all the other content to your screen — stuff like Netflix and Hulu.

I've used the Klear Screen stuff up above with much success on a bunch of my gadgets – but it's kind of pricey.

Since we can't afford to build any sets we end up doing a lot of green screen stuff.

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Her oldest brother probably influences her a bit more on the screen stuff, because he's on the computer all the time when he's staying at our house…So she's probably copying him a bit more with that, rather than her friends.

Actually, it's ambitious, big-screen stuff.

But those same loud outfits, mugging faces and picayune dramas just don't translate when blown up on a movie screen, which makes all that small-screen stuff seem even punier.

Many biologists of my generation (I will be 47 this month) were inspired to careers in science by the now quaint Time-Life series of illustrated books on animals or by the television program "Wild Kingdom," rugged on-screen stuff for its time ("Now my assistant Jim will attempt to sedate the cheetah").

He was made, as is apparently the way of all BBC2 history programmes, to do split-screen stuff and "interview" himself, and wear trilbies down dark Istanbul streets and crick his neck at impossible angles to look up at cameras – essentially, the things they make all presenters do when they're not quite deemed to be "a" David Attenborough (ie David Attenborough).

By H. F. Ellis The New Yorker, October 30 , 1971P. 51 Writer gives us a film scenario which he says "is a conspectus of world history as viewed simultaneously from various vantage points in the universe - wide-screen stuff, produced by a Toynbee rather than a Joseph E. Levine".