Sentence examples for screen though from inspiring English sources
"It's all on the screen, though, in that regard.
We don't often see it on screen, though".
On screen, though, we can see how the woman's voice pierces him: his face winces, his eyes squeeze tight.
Cassandra predicts that the only "RoboCop" seen in 2014 will be on screen though, as a remake of the 1987 original film hits cinemas in February.
After a long look at the big screen, though, the referee, Wayne Barnes, decided the Newcastle captain, Will Welch, had obstructed Sam Dickinson and awarded a penalty.
Read in the context of the HD television screen, though, the Eliot line asks us how loud a perceptual roar we are ready for.
Similar stories of invisible men have been recycled countless times on the big screen, though largely to the chagrin of critics.
Off-screen, though, there was trouble.
They were due in Lucca for the screening, though Gheorghiu as it happened came alone.
At Crécy, Bellevue, and Ménars, or in the privacy of the "petits appartements" at Versailles, they were screened (though never opaquely) from the critical scrutiny of ten thousand eyes.
When the American version of Gavin & Stacey hits screens, though, a rehashing of Nessa's laconic catchphrase is the very least we can expect.
