Sentence examples for such widescreen from inspiring English sources
Bird felt it was appropriate to use the format, as many films from the late 1950s were produced in such widescreen formats, and was eventually allowed to produce the feature in the wide 2.39 1 CinemaScope aspect ratio It was decided to animate the Giant using computer-generated imagery as the various animators working on the film found it hard "drawing a metal object in a fluid-like manner".
Other mods add back items and quests omitted from the final version of the game or new features such as widescreen support.
In such films, our city had gone widescreen, and turned into a thriller in which everything is fast-cut and against the clock.
They noted that new features, such as JavaScript support and enhancements for widescreen, are coming soon.
The album's widescreen production values – courtesy of money men such as Labrinth and mainstay Al Shux – underline the great leaps forward Drew has made since his early records.
Along with the pink bling, the latest LifeBook also includes 3.5G and HSDPA connectivity, a thin 12.1" SuperFine widescreen, 6.1 hour battery, optimized VoIP functions such as a built-in digital microphone and 1.3-megapixel camera and a fingerprint reader.
That means higher prices for imports, such as gasoline and consumer products including clothing and widescreen televisions.
All these disparate threads are firmly rooted in the arid terrain that stretches beyond the edges of the widescreen frame and in the features of supporting players such as celebrated indigenous Australian actor Jack Charles, whose spectacular face tells a thousand stories.
Long-awaited content is finally seeing release, such as the classic Star Wars movies on DVD and in widescreen format.
Even though a standard (4 3) TV and a widescreen (16:9) TV could have the same diagonal measurement, such as a 32-inch screen for both, the total area of the screen would be different.
The expansive use of widescreen and the carefully choreographed camera movements are gone in "Such Good Friends," replaced by crowded, shallow images of claustrophobic spaces.
