Sentence examples for screened meaning from inspiring English sources

Of the 225 that did get back to me, just 59 gave permission for my film to be screened, meaning I gained the ability to hold screenings in less than a fifth of Britain's cinema-containing localities – including less than a tenth of those in London.

Conveniently and kind of unbelievably only 2percentt of the containers passing through the port each year are actually screened, meaning not a lot gets seized.

Of the 4 million women we have identified in this study as eligible for the Program, the NHIS results indicate that about 1.7 million women were screened, meaning that approximately 1.2 million received screening outside of the Program.

We set an arbitrary 200 embryo cutoff for screening, meaning that if less that 200 embryos were obtained from a founder, an additional cross was set up and to obtain additional embryos for screening.

Most only stretch to an 11" screen, meaning long periods of use can be uncomfortable.

Last weekend, the second weekend of its release, the film grossed $678,000 on 2,215 screens, meaning that each screen took in an average of just $306.

It has been seven years since his last book, a nonfiction account of "living off the big screen," meaning the movie industry; he called that book "Monster".

(Remote-control icons are always on view.) Sometimes the word "unrendered" shows up on the screen, meaning a scene has been lost.

Under a five-year agreement, anyone buying a new Windows-based PC will see the same screen, meaning tens of millions of consumers could switch.

Apple and its sapphire manufacturing partner are likely to have patented manufacturing processes for creating the sapphire screens meaning that other manufactures like Corning, producer of Gorilla Glass, might not be able to replicate the sapphire screens.

The clock reminded us that the action was presented in real time: each hour was an hour in the lives of those on screen, meaning the box set has a whopping 192 episodes.