Sentence examples for screens were cut from inspiring English sources
In the 18th century many of the imported screens were cut up to make panels for the decoration of various kinds of cabinet furniture.
Roods, and often their lofts and screens, were cut down and bells were taken down.
And then there's the vexing issue known within the college application world as "truncation," in which information that appears on the screen is cut off in the PDF an admissions officer will see.
There's no closed captions on the TVs they've set up and the aspect ratio is all off, so half the screen is cut off at the corners, but we can see enough to know it's over.
If you find that your screen is cut off around the edges when you are viewing on the TV, check your TVs settings to make sure that it is not zoomed in.
His hours at a Dallas window-screen factory were cut and rumors spread that he would inevitably have to produce a valid Social Security number.
"It is quite true that Mr McCririck was not warned about his style," the tribunal said in its verdict, released on Wednesday, though it noted that he might have seen as a warning the fact that his number of on-screen days were cut in 2008 and 2010.
The roasts from two of the comedienne's on-screen kids, Michael Fishman and Lecy Goranson, were cut from the broadcast.
An Ossining mother came home from work one day last month to discover that her kitchen screen had been cut and pots overturned.
To her disappointment, much of her screen time was cut.
