Sentence examples for screen talking from inspiring English sources

Kathy Griffin, the self-proclaimed D-lister, was shown on screen talking to another supposed star.

So for the first few weeks, she stared at her computer screen, talking to no one.

"How can I complain?" she says in her first moments on screen, talking to her therapist (Jane Lynch).

They watched an older Jewish man on screen talking about peeling potatoes in a concentration camp, as they practiced indexing and archiving the testimonies.

After Mr. Armisen leaves the desk — he first tries to shake Mr. Meyers's hand but misses — he reappears on screen talking on his cellphone.

Much of the appeal of "Strolling" lies in the still-uncharted, and so revolutionary, concept of black people on the screen talking about their place in the world.

In a phone interview from his home in Connecticut, McKee, who has sold a number of screenplays in the past but has never seen one made for the big screen, talked about his approach to storytelling and dissected some of this year's top Oscar contenders.

Much of the libretto is spoken by off-screen voices and on-screen talking heads, with singers commenting in the manner of a Greek chorus.

"Physical, fighting through screens, talking on defense, rebounding".

She became obsessed, volunteering at every screening, talking to viewers afterward.

Deb Green, who saw a screener talking by headset with the unseen person at the image monitor, said she felt, "from the comments and smirks, that they were appraising each of the women going through".