Sentence examples for screens world from inspiring English sources

From Thursday through next Sunday, the festival screens world premieres of such features filmed on the Island as Sharon Bower's "My Sister's Wedding," Richard Ficara's "Lies in Love" and Anthony DiFranco's "Our Souls to Keep" and "Amargosa" by Todd Robinson, a Westhampton native, whose Oscar-nominated documentary opens the festival at 8 p.m. Thursday (631) 288-1500.

Information design includes the design of application screens, World Wide Web pages, menus, dialog boxes, and icons.

But this on-screen world – this BBC Trust world – isn't remotely the world of digital choice.

As the movie business grew, so did Screen World's coverage of it.

Benenson, though not an artist per se,* is an early pioneer in the small-screen world of Emoji art.

And, bizarrely, the touch-screen world ends when you enter the main menu; suddenly you have to use the up/down arrow buttons to navigate.

If TV can be a factor, it would hardly be surprising if the screen world of the internet didn't turn out to have an impact as well.

As in many Coen movies, the dreamy on-screen world is decidedly askew, but it's one we intuitively recognize, a land of down-home magic realism.

Cornish has now moved on to join the big-screen world the duo used to send up, but Buxton's been working on quirkier personal projects.

And so, co-op boards, run-of-the-hall residents, and even management agents are confronting the brave new flat-screen world.

He defines "the age-old allure of cinema the idea of wanting to be there and believing the screened world was real or fit to be shared imaginatively".