Sentence examples for screen to take from inspiring English sources

I had been planning to buy children's bathing suits anyway, and when I clicked on LandsEnd.com, a second browser window appeared on the screen to take me there.

If you can barely get an adolescent to look up from her tiny screen to take note of high-speed traffic whizzing through an intersection she hopes to cross, what are the chances she will be lured away by the sight of spring foliage?

Mr. Nemens points out that a restaurant can generate income by installing advertising on the screen to take advantage of the captive audience waiting for those five $20 bills, by printing advertisements on the receipt and by dispensing discount coupons to inspire more spending.

It displays… you, and you tap the screen to take the picture.

Users will just "click" the bottom of the screen to take those actions.

As a result devices that use them need fewer LEDs (light-emitting diodes) to provide backlighting, allowing the screen to take up less room and use less power.

However, it may prompt some men at very high risk of prostate cancer, like those with a family history who undergo regular screening, to take the drug.

They've plopped a couple of new features onto the home-screen to take advantage of the touchscreen.

Whether conventional HTS encompasses the assessment of experimental conditions mostly in two-dimensional (2D) cultures, the advent of biofabrication technologies allowed screening to take over the third dimension, thus resulting in culture models better representing the physiological environment.

Desi's video is a bit choppy in that it has a few abrupt breaks, but I think that's when she must run off-screen to take a few hits off her bong (again, Desi, it's our little secret).

Asus introduced new models with touch screens to take advantage of Windows 8 after its release in late 2012.