Sentence examples for screen with that from inspiring English sources
She's a brilliant actor, who burns up the screen with that shock of red hair and fiery passion.
Then the old title cards, completely unchanged from 1993, come up on the screen with that wonderful Mark Snow theme song, and it's high school all over again.
All the time watching the screen with that slightly demented expression – mouth agape, teeth bared, eyes glazed – that she gave her PA character Sally Owen as she forced oversized pastries on Hugh Bonneville in lieu of sublimated passion in the Olympics sitcom Twenty Twelve.
A product of a partnership with Dutch startup Channel.me, the startup's new co-browsing functionality synchronizes your mobile device's touch screen with that of your video chat partner, allowing both parties to surf the web and navigate the same webpage at the same time.
Who hasn't stood watching an airline reservationists (a very tough job) while they tapped into their unseen by you screen with that permanent slight grimace of "Boy are you F%$#&d".
Noting that the film's temporary score would have cost Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures "hundreds of thousands of dollars" were the sequence to screen with that as accompaniment, Edwards revealed that composer Alexandre Desplat had fast-tracked an exclusive score piece for the scene, the director's "favorite in the movie".
A κ test compared the accuracy of endocrinologist and ophthalmology resident screening with that performed by experienced ophthalmologists.
We compared the results of simulating five years of screening with that of a single cohort followed throughout life.
Similar trends in mastectomy rates were found in a study that compared surgery during 1994-9 iNorthern Irelandnd (with screening) with that in the Republic of Ireland (without screening).
We therefore also compared the costs and LYG of one-sample FIT screening with that of two-sample FIT for a range of screening strategies.
Comparisons of expected breast cancer incidence extrapolated from rates before the introduction of screening with that observed after have resulted in estimates of overdiagnosis ranging from 4% [ 2] to 52% [ 3] of all diagnosed breast cancers.
