Sentence examples for the big screen which from inspiring English sources

The Marvel movies are fun, they don't make you feel bad, they are worth seeing on the big screen – which is a great thing for cinema in general.

Those with photos on Amazon's Cloud drive can access them on the big screen, which is handy for subjecting family and friends to your holiday snaps.

His attention isn't on the big screen, which is blank, but on a small one — a smartphone, held in his hand.

That may or may not bode well for a transition to the big screen, which will probably happen once Mad Men times out.

Exhibitors counter that bringing forward the DVD release will reduce the audience appetite to see films on the big screen, which could lead to cinema closures, particularly in smaller towns.

No less a sexual prophet than D. H. Lawrence, writing more than thirty years later, was shocked by couples kissing on the big screen, which he thought "pornographical," and likely to "excite men and woman to secret and separate masturbation".

The big screens, which showed fine detail and occasional video in the musical interludes, provided a close-up view of the facial expressions and, in particular, to Tamara Rojo's technical "potion scene".

Thousands of people are expected in central London later to watch the concert on the big screens, which are also located in St James's Park, Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square.

CVG's Mike Jackson argued that the bigger screens, which made its unchanged resolution blockier, would probably be less noticeable to the older demographic for which the XL is undoubtedly designed.

For Hull, who were previously unbeaten at home, this was a rude awakening, their performance almost as faulty as the Sky big screen, which did not work for the first time in the Super League era.

Those who wanted to take a break from the action congregated in front of the specially erected big screen which transmitted pictures of the best of the day's play.