Sentence examples for screen throwing from inspiring English sources

LeGrande was shown on the video screen throwing the pitch.

By contrast, Peter O'Toole as Henry II seems to have escaped from a pantomime, and leaps around the screen throwing tantrums and howling.

We were able to fill up our studio theatre – people were getting all rowdy, yelling at the screen, throwing things at each other, it was awesome.

In contrast with today's moody waifs, these women are dancing indefatigably on screen, throwing themselves around a stadium in Issey Miyake's geometric and asymmetric clothes, their lively feet kicking out metaphorically the shapely sobriety of haute couture.

Mo'Nique appeared on screen throwing babies and doing aerobics in a full-body floral leotard, and when Mr. Daniels told her not to shave under her arms, she didn't.

When there is a news event, like a speech or press conference, viewers see the backs of the heads of the guests watching it on a big screen, throwing out wisecracks about the goings-on.

He says he wants to communicate better with his teammates; so he types a message on his computer screen: throw me the ball.

It comes late in the third act, emerging from off screen, thrown like a desperate, aural Hail Mary, a last ditch reminder that maybe this story about a man with ape-like superhero powers should be a tiny bit fun.

Unlike the flickering, eye-straining rear projection of an LCD, E Ink's screen throws no light whatsoever.

Please feel free to scream at your computer screen, throw a figurative (or real) shoe at my Twitter feed (@Blumslaw), curse me to the heavens, propose alternative awards or, if so inclined, applaud the results.

The in-person happenings, which regularly sell out, invite angry viewers to yell at the screen, throw things, and release all the pent-up tension that comes from secretly loving "Save the Last Dance" despite knowing that Julia Stiles has absolutely no rhythm.