screen one造句

• The picture is literally painted on the screen one line at a time.
• It just disappeared off the radar screen one day.
• They'll screen one time, fake it the next and go backdoor.
• The off-screen dramas were as rich as the on-screen ones.
• Had thought of an external kbd but not a new on-screen one.
• The first public screening was on 1 August 1958 at Screen One, in London.
• Firstly, the cinema was given disabled access for the first time in Screen One.
• Part of the Screen One season, it starred Billy Connolly and was made in Edinburgh.
• The new seating capacities were 386 ( Screen One ) and 213 ( Screen Two ).
• Also, the credits would flash up on screen one by one, as opposed to scrolling.
• On the secondary ( advanced options ) screen one can then modify the full set of options.
• The results, after a bit of delay, appeared on computer screens one word at a time.
• One projector, serving Screen One, the original auditorium, is a short throw from the screen.
• Matsushita itself has sold 8, 400 high-definition sets and 150, 000 wide-screen ones.
• It puts pictures on the screen one line at time, top to bottom, like lowering a set of blinds.
• On one occasion, he made an 800-kilometre round trip to screen one of the films for a participant.
• It has two screens : Screen One holds 293 customers, while Screen Two is smaller with a capacity of just 95.
• Screen One, with just under 200 seats, is on the first floor, equipped with both digital and 35mm projectors.
• From 1989 to 1993 a companion series, " Screen One ", was broadcast on the more mainstream BBC1.