Sentence examples for screen to watch from inspiring English sources

You didn't need a big screen to watch politicians.

They went to a bar with a big screen, to watch the English football.

Then they turned back to the screen, to watch "The Incredibles".

Just to the right, though, there's a 50ft screen to watch the world in glorious technicolour.

Tebow, on the bench, looked up at the big screen to watch, just like everyone else in the stadium.

In a typical show, most of the audience sit in front of the screen to watch the shadow figures, and a few spectators sit behind the screen to watch the puppeteer, the orchestra and the singers.

He likens reading a comic on a screen to watching a movie on an iPod: the general idea comes through, but some of the essential artistry is lost.

Big screens to watch the ceremony were being erected around the country of 49 million people.

British Airways has better screens to watch them on in every cabin – though all of them are resistive rather than capacitive touchscreens.

Outside the university, the crowds which had lined the streets waving pennants had dispersed, many heading to roadside stalls with television screens to watch the speech again.

With each new series of Dragon's Den, millions of viewers – some entrepreneurs, some not – will flock to their screens to watch what on paper could seem like a rather boring premise for an hour-long television show.