Sentence examples for screens attached from inspiring English sources

Picture it: 200 people, all sitting in a room, with little screens attached to their faces, watching the same movie.

Illuminated signs on screens attached to the sides of the hall flashed during the final notes of movements, asking the audience not to clap between them.

Car assembly lines, manned by robots, are quiet as libraries; on the factory floor of an aerospace firm a handful of workers monitor screens attached to vast high-tech machinery.

ABC gave away "manly" food like sliders, inspired by its new Tim Allen sitcom, "Last Man Standing"; attendees could watch previews of the show on screens attached to the truck.

Everything is caught on the three 50-foot screens attached to the State Theater's facade: the perfectly taut, rigidly extended leg of the Taiwanese dancer Wu Hsweeping sweeping upward toward his fiercely concentrating face, along with others' flaws in form and expanses of cellulite-pocked limbs, highlighted against black backgrounds.

The "Spider-Man" musical supervisor, Kimberly Grigsby, conducts the guitarists, drummer and keyboard player in one room, with two small cameras attached to her podium; about 20 feet down the hall, the brass and string sections of the orchestra watch her image on small screens attached to their music stands.

With midday temperatures topping 100 degrees, most activities were scheduled for mornings and late afternoons with screenings taking place after dusk, in makeshift cinemas or projected onto a giant screen attached to the side of an articulated lorry.

Her employees and customers were watching on a flat screen attached to the salon's walls.

On a screen attached to his wheelchair, commonly used words flash past him.

Montelli, a high-tech sewer worker, holds a video screen attached to a robot camera down below.

On the television screen attached to the camera, workers in the tunnel appeared as bright red specters.