Sentence examples for working on a screen from inspiring English sources

The same is true for the Blocks Editor: When you're working on a screen you'll see only the blocks for that screen.

You may also find yourself working on a screen reader that needs to be rebooted every 40 minutes because the intellectual property of the software requires that.

The year was 1952, and Lerner, then thirty-three, was in Hollywood, working on a screen adaptation of "Brigadoon," his and Loewe's very successful 1947 musical.

(In the case of the Bronx fire, seized upon by union officials, the response time was grossly miscalculated because of a dispatcher's working on a screen with information from an earlier call, city officials said).

The bridegroom, 34, is a writer who is working on a screen adaptation, for Gracie Films, of "Sophistry," his play about the subjective nature of sex and truth on a college campus.

Anyone who has spent a long time working on a screen and online – and I am long past my Gladwellian 10,000 hours of artisan achievement – will know the feeling.

A year ago, we reported that Google was working on a screen-based Home competitor to the Echo Show, and now reports say that this is likely to make an appearance before the holidays this year.

US: I'm part of Maybe Art Projects, a curatorial duo and we are currently working on a screening and talk program that brings together visual artists who engage with intersections of video art and film in their work.

Banks was subsequently hired by Jonathan Demme to work on a screen adaptation that never materialised.

Capacitive touch won't work on a screen that big today, but that doesn't mean HP shouldn't be coming up with something that does work.

"The big revelation of working on a lit screen is that I could be working at night and see clearly what I was doing on my screen without having to put a flashlight on my sketchbook," Colombo explains.