1.   The only indication of how many sheets the thing will take is given by dotted lines on the screen showing page breaks.

2.   The screen shows an accurate representation of how the composition will look as a printed score.

3.   As he speaks, the screen shows newspaper headlines about his acknowledgment, and examples of missed votes.

4.   At the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, located near the White House, giant screens will show millennium celebrations and events from around the world.

5.   Behind the performers, video screens showed New York scenes, hard-working firefighters and American flags.

6.   Behind Simmons, a giant screen showed one of his kitschy low-impact tapes.

7.   A blood screen showed no signs of anything amiss.

8.   A giant screen will show replays.

9.   A still larger screen continually shows an eight-minute film of the palatial interiors of the museum.

10.   Across the country, another giant outdoor screen was showing the ceremony live in Times Square.