Sentence examples for share a display from inspiring English sources

Instead, its Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep vehicles will share a display area with its new overseer, Fiat.

In what was once the mansion's music room, 18th-century French breeches share a display case with a 13th-century Egyptian cap, a few feet away from Lincoln's pall and pocket watch on one side, and 1940s screen printed linen next to a bowl from Greece, circa 800 BC, on the other.

You can use Hangouts to share a display of your screen.

Sharing a display case with these pieces, however, is a copy of the Whole Earth Catalog, the manual of tools and skills beloved by Steven P. Jobs.

The choice in ACCESS is between individual records or shared records, which may be shared as a display (such as a projector screen, white/blackboard or poster) or copies (books, photocopies, e-tablets).

Except, that is, for the bottles of pinot grigio and Moët & Chandon that, somewhat incongruously, share a glass display case with tossed salads, lemons and slices of apple pie.

Kavanagh initially came up with the idea for a live-streaming platform after wanting to share a fireworks display with his family around the world.

But this arrangement makes no sense: without the exploration deal, there is no reason to exchange shares in a display of mutual admiration and trust.

Dillon Edwards, the barista, operates his one-group Speedster espresso machine in a tiny back room that he shares with a display of hair tonics and creams.

A stoneware pie plate from the early 1800s, decorated with simple wavy stylus lines, shares a glass display with its companion piece: an elegant porcelain bud vase, painted with graceful cobalt vines and flowers by Frances Palmer, a Weston artist.

It also allows our system to context switch between multiple graphics applications several million times per second without flushing the hardware accelerator, resulting in substantial performance gains when sharing a remote display between multiple clients.