Sentence examples for trying on display from inspiring English sources

It is said of the best athletes that they make their skill look effortless, but in the spelling bee, there's all kinds of trying on display.

Virtual glasses try-on displays the front and side effects of the glasses to the user by loading the virtual glasses model onto the user's photos or videos.

The Korean electronics giant, for instance, tapped a San Francisco company called Mobeam to bring its novel approach to displaying barcodes to the Galaxy S 4. Rather than sticking to the tried and not-so-true approach of trying to display a barcode on a phone's screen, Mobeam coaxes the device's infrared proximity sensor to pulse a pattern at a barcode scanner.

In her address, Ms. Palin criticized Mr. Obama on foreign policy and national security issues as she tried to display comfort on those areas.

In addition to the difficulty of screening out background clutter while trying to focus on one display, the visual and auditory quality of individual presentations is too poor to hold your attention.

Chief Justice Moore's decision to display the Ten Commandments in his office may end speculation on whether he would try to display them in the Supreme Court courtroom.

Put on display.

But the weather and the lack of any red carpets was not enough to put off Prime Minister Medvedev, who toured the event listening to pitches from companies, trying out products on display and talking to officials (though as you'll see from our video we had a hard time trying to get an interview).

Google tried to display 30 results instead of 10 to help users easily go through more content on one page.

Finally, the Oyster Bay Historical Society's Earle-Wightman Museum's "Hands-on-History" invites visitors to its "Fashions in Colonial America" display to try on reproductions of period clothing from noon to 4 p.m. Information: (516 922-5032.

None of them seemed to be discussing Research In Motion, and few of them even tried the tablets on display.