Sentence examples for screens of a from inspiring English sources

Next week sees the return to our television screens of a series that, like Mantel's two Tudor Booker prize winners, charts the pleasures and perils of political ambition.

In the US it did so on the glowing screens of a million living rooms, courtesy of risk-taking TV producer HBO.

There were no drop-down menus nor cascading windows on the opening screens of a Net appliance by Compaq running the BeIA operating system.

In a statement, Klaus Biesenbach, the director of MoMA PS1, praised the collaboration as a way for "a younger generation of artists to experiment beyond the walls of the museum and onto the screens of a broad, international audience".

Inside, Ottoman glamour has been applied to the exotic, even erotic, W signature style: elaborate latticework recalls the screens of a harem, clever paint effects suggest that floors and ceilings are covered in gold.

The convolutions of the Japanese transit system — various private and public railways stacked atop one another, each with its own fare regimen — were like the early subterranean screens of a Super Mario game.

Espresso 77, on 77th Street, serves a mean café au lait in a cozy storefront adorned with the silk-screens of a local artist.

Peering from the screen of a laptop, Mr. Ahmmed agreed.

GARDEN CITY "Les Troyens," screening of a production at the Royal Opera House.

A screening of a new documentary about her life attracted an overflow crowd of 700 earlier this year.

It was a joy to see a screening of a 35-mm.