Sentence examples for something to screen from inspiring English sources

LONDON — You need blinkers to navigate a big city, something to screen out the teeming surplus of ambient sights and sounds.

You may want a screen or something to cover it to prevent escapes, because toads are known for their jumping ability, so are frogs.

Personally I don't see the draw of this system, since once you "snap" something to your screen, you're limited in the ways you can interact with it.

"There's a lot of talent that can be found in independent film," he told me, "Because they have more freedom to work outside the box, they can bring something to the screen that's more original".

OpenFrameworks opened the door for me here; a tool fast enough to read and process audio in real-time and still have enough cycles left to draw something to the screen.

Put something ordinary to screen your reading corner, such as a bathrobe, a large stuffed animal, or a pillow.

Nicholas' first aim – and this is more or less standard procedure in the development community when presented with a new platform – was to get something to appear on the screen.

It was enough for something to move on a screen to keep audiences captivated in those days, and it is enough today for Imax just to cast its high-definition gaze on a perfectly ordinary scene to transform it into spectacle.

Something to do with the screen produces the images in such a way that they look 3D.

The iPhone 4S has the superior display, to be sure, and the One X is a close second to Apple's precious in terms of ppi, but there's something to be said for screen size.

The problem is, prestige TV sucks when you just need something to play on a screen while sorting laundry, making dinner, or fucking around on your phone.