Sentence examples for so on screen from inspiring English sources

No one says so on screen, but the energy and political capital expended on those 120 potential jobs are a sign of how desperate things are in Janesville and surrounding Rock County, where the closing of the auto plant is estimated to have cost 11,000 jobs.

So, on-screen labels appear to be promising for learning from procedural animations.

A study the Health Ministry conducted with the World Health Organization revealed that 76 percent of Indian movies showed the use of tobacco, and 52 percent of adolescents first tried it after watching an actor they admire do so on-screen.

Mike was shown to get revenge on Ken, though it took a further four years before he could do so on-screen.

She is so alive on screen — so unique, so ingratiating — that she makes the character, and the entire film, believable.

For the women invited only to the first round (n = 5,757) since they were not eligible for the second round (due to cancer diagnosis, age limit, recent spontaneous screening mammography, and so on) screening exposure was defined as frequent or never attenders on the basis of the attendance at the first round.

smelters and so on have random drug screening from time to time.

So the on-screen animosity is real?

After seeing so many on-screen portrayals of the lovable Woody Allen neurotic, Mr. Huston said, "it's fun to play another type of Jew".

Unfortunately the ambivalence that looked so adorable on-screen proved less appealing off it for those who had to deal with his "limited threshold for intimacy".

Because DD registered so strongly on-screen (which director Michael Curtiz realized upon seeing her very first screen test), I wondered how this may have affected off-camera relations with Janis Paige or Dorothy Malone?