Sentence examples for years on screen from inspiring English sources

Over 15 years on screen, Tennison, who was played by the redoubtable Helen Mirren, battled the misogynist dinosaurs of the Metropolitan police and won.

The 59-year-old, who moved into punditry a year after retiring from the game in 1991, steps aside after 22 years on screen.

Last November the satellite channel announced it was bringing back the South Bank Show, after the arts programme was cancelled by ITV in 2010 after 32 years on screen.

The actor, who started on the Disney Channel hit at 14, died at 29 years old after 15 years on screen.

This chance encounter develops into a clandestine love affair that spans five to six years on screen -- although it's not told chronologically.

The 46-year-old has spoken at length about the importance of "Boyhood" and what it meant for her to unapologetically age 12 years on screen.

In 1999, when Betty was celebrating 30 years on-screen, Alison Boshoff of the Daily Mail praised the character's never changing style: "for 30 years, one favourite fixture of Coronation Street has remained exactly the same barmaid Betty Turpin.

For roughly 100 years, on-screen entertainment has been consumed in pretty much the same way with a rectangular screen maintained at some distance from our eyes.

For more than 100 years, on-screen entertainment has been consumed in pretty much the same way —from a rectangular screen maintained at a certain distance from our eyes.

Here, we report on the findings at the year one screen and on the final results of the LSS study.

If screening confers an average lead time of 3 years on screen-detected cancers and two-thirds of cancers diagnosed in the programme are screen detected, the average lead time in the programme will be 2 years.