Sentence examples for the screen changes from inspiring English sources
When you are not making calls, the screen changes into a mirror.
Its brain seems to struggle with some tasks, hesitating several seconds before the screen changes.
The screen changes from one page to the next in about half a second, at the touch of a thumb.
Finally, there is a clip of Mr. Obama shouting his slogan "Yes, we can," and the narrator wraps up by saying: "Soaring rhetoric — questions to answer," while the type on the screen changes to "Empty Rhetoric".
Then the screen changes to a text box — — and O'Reilly continues, reading the quote: Writing about gay marriage and the vote in California Hertzberg says, quote, "Like a polluted swamp, anti-gay bigotry is likely to get thicker and more toxic as it dries up….
As he stalks around, Garrett can press himself up against walls and disappear into shadows to hide from guards; a helpful jewel graphic at the bottom of the screen changes colour to show how well illuminated (and hence how visible) he is.
A few bars of Handel later, the slide on the screen changed to the Musikvereinsaal in Vienna.
As the viewer moves the pointer, the programmed neon lights on the screen change colors and patterns with rather insipid results.
It certainly looks real enough, especially from the much-exulted in-car view, in which you can move your head about to look left and right, and see the little driver on the screen change gear when you change gear.
Originally, Firefox would build a new list every time the screen changed — maybe because you scrolled down, for example.
