Sentence examples for the screen began from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Freeman, his mission to portray Mr. Mandela on the screen began with a public invitation from the subject himself.

Last Thursday morning, Natalia Dimitruk, an interpreter for the deaf on the official state UT-1 television, disregarded the anchor's report on Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovich's claim of victory and, in her small inset on the screen, began to sign something else altogether.

As movie theaters came along, the rush to get the center seat fairly close to the screen began.

Her dominance of the screen began in 1932 with a single sensuous scene in Cecil B. De Mille's "The Sign of the Cross" that established her as star material.

Whenever you're injured, the screen begins to go red and you hear yourself gasping.

Mead discusses the numerous (and often less than satisfying) attempts to adapt the novel to the stage or the screen, beginning with Owen Davis's Broadway version, starring James Rennie.

At which point wind chimes tinkle, the screen begins to dissolve and we're back in the immediate aftermath of 2013 and the Summer of Bale.

From the start, when the word "one" slams on the screen, beginning a count that divides the story into 10 sections, Mr. Batmanglij gives the movie an appreciable air of unease.

Once the timer started the three minute countdown, the dragon would automatically "fly" toward the left edge of the screen (begin scrolling).

Standing still, Rihanna begins to click her fingers, whereby the screen begins to cut between a scene of Rihanna, who is noticeably in a different setting, and black fades.

The screen begins with an initial heterogeneous pool of random sequences.