Sentence examples for while on screen from inspiring English sources

The character dies off-screen, but the death is confirmed or assumed due to imminent death while on screen.

It is also true that as a stage actor your primary tool is your voice, while on screen it is your face.

Often the sound seemed to be pointing in that direction while, on screen, everything seemed dandy and the ship's cat (whose name, Nigger, got a tense silence from the audience) was performing for the camera.

Sirio Maccioni, owner and dancing master of the classic eatery, worked the room, while on screen appeared images of such regulars as Rudy Giuliani, columnist Cindy Adams, Billy Joel, Henry Kissinger, Robert de Niro, Regis Philbin, Martha Stewart, Donald Trump, designer Vera Wang and Tony Bennett munching on the victuals.

As the actors emerged and the cameras started snapping, it became clear how close this group had become, and while on screen they play best friends, it seems that that's not too far from the case in reality.

While on-screen notes inform us that hundreds of Appalachian mountains and a million acres of forest have already been flattened, the film draws power from the pain and debris left behind.

Off-screen, between the scenes in the salon, there are romances, feuds, births and deaths, while on-screen the women celebrate the healing nature of friendship – and affirm, so help me, that life goes on.

While on-screen fonts against a contrasting background look great with with font smoothing but on what is essentially a gray background, the fonts look gray.

While on-screen presence of Christina's chest has been the topic of discussion before, we were unsure why the initial conversation began -- girl's got boobs, people.

Still, while on-screen love may be difficult for Sparrow and Angelica to traverse, Depp spoke at the "Pirates" press conference about his love of working with Cruz.

Writing in The New York Review of Books, Steve Coll assailed "Zero Dark Thirty" for taking fictional liberties from the factual record, all the while asserting on-screen that it is "based on firsthand accounts of actual events".