"It's not appropriate," said words that flashed on the screen.
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The news of David Buckel's death flashed on people's phones.
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A photograph of Ivanka Trump flashed on the television screen.
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Pie charts and revenue graphs flashed on a big screen.
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The purple robot whose yellow stripes flashed on and off?
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Suddenly the speakers cut off, and the ankle-lights flashed on.
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At the video's conclusion, an "empathy score" flashed on the screen.
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Some sneak peeks from the upcoming movie were flashed on stage.
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Then the wireless flashed on for a mere minute and phones buzzed.
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A picture of the dead turtle flashed on a screen behind him.
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Cries of delight erupted as early returns flashed on big television screens.
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Two televisions were turned to CNN; Mr. Trump flashed on the screen.
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In a moment, the image flashed on the screen: three babies, two heartbeats.
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The crowd roared as early returns from Texas flashed on the TV screen.
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During the stream, each performer's Venmo or Paypal handle flashed on the screen.
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The star was wearing a large diamond ring which she quickly flashed on camera.
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During that last reveal, a photo of her and Wilmer flashed on the screen.
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Then an image of San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick flashed on the screen.
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While Sandler was singing, photos of Farley flashed on the screen next to him.
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As Mr. Feil's footage of "Think" played, a date flashed on the screen: 1964.
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An error message flashed on my screen; a cold chill went down my spine.
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The new Chargers logo was flashed on the big screen at Saturday's Lakers v.
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Then, very faint, nearly undetectable horizontal or vertical rectangles were briefly flashed on the screen.
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Some chanted "Never Trump!" as images of the near-presumptive nominee flashed on the screen.
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Before starting the night's second game, the contestants' first game scores flashed on their scorecards.
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"God," she said, as she grabbed her knit hat, "I just flashed on that again."
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With a final shot of Styles' green eyes the date "April 7" flashed on the screen.
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This data could be flashed on television screens as if the runners were Formula One racecars.
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That infamous Vanity Fair photo of male late-night hosts flashed on the screen behind her.
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Scenes of suffragists, Gloria Steinem and little girls in their mother's arms flashed on the screen.
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Bruni: When you say you don't care about the man, I immediately flashed on Stormy Daniels.
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An eagle like the one on the region's flag flashed on a large screen onstage. Frei.
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While the curators talked, footage of the transgender activist Sylvia Rivera flashed on a video screen.
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"Picture the worst thing you can think of," the words flashed on a screen of apocalyptic images.
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The Incredibles flashed on the screen — no surprise, given that a sequel is due out in July.
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But when the gunman was identified and his photo flashed on the screen, she sank even lower.
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As I stood, staring at the Chirashi Sushi-Don by Jiro menu, the Open sign flashed on.
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Some television viewers in southern California were startled when an apocalyptic emergency alert flashed on their screens.
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By the way, ABC News was carrying President Trump&aposs remarks when a banner flashed on the screen.
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When the disturbing photos flashed on the screen, Justin put his head in his hands and turned away.
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Mr. Mottor blew for about 10 seconds, the machine beeped, and a number flashed on its screen: 0.08.
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The names of all 58 victims were flashed on the ice during a 58-second moment of silence.
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Four local television stations, their coverage filled with fresh footage of funnel clouds, flashed on a large screen.
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Then the lights flashed on and we could see Tim kneeling on the left-hand side of the stage.
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Remember those random objects that flashed on the computer screen with the "correct" or "incorrect" feedback after each question?
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Unfortunately, I had taken a wrong turn earlier in high school, before the writing light bulb had flashed on.
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A photo of him in graduation gear was flashed on an oversize screen in the center of the room.
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Your connection has been restored, his car spoke to him, while text flashed on the windshield to accompany it.
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Strobe lights flashed on the placid face of the patron pink-bowed cat, which beamed down from the ceiling.
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The images of nine former Knicks, including Sprewell, were flashed on the arena's big screen as the game progressed.
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As the delegates silently pressed buttons, the results flashed on large blue screens in the huge red-and-gold hall.
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Perhaps that's why while watching "Corpses," I flashed on Michael Bay, whose style and self-regard can be equally exhausting.
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Ilhan Omar: Photos of Omar flashed on large screens with the words "America-hating socialist" and "disgrace," reports the Post.
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For a second, I flashed on the image of me hovering over him trying to revive him and I also blanched.
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"He looks so happy about the ballet class," she said as photos flashed on the screen of 6-year-old George.
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When news of the nerve agent attack on the Skripals first flashed on my phone on March 4, I was baffled.
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The title "Ready Player One" comes from the words that flashed on Atari arcade games after the drop of a quarter.
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How has a small literary novel flourished while hyped books by big-name authors have flashed on and off the list?
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"An IV pole!" a child life specialist named Brianna Ayala announced cheerily as a picture of one flashed on the screen.
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Photos of Stephens flashed on digital billboards — from Connecticut to California — asking anyone with information about Stephens' whereabouts to call the FBI.
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"Like I said, everyone gets so excited when they get things," she continued as a photo of her family flashed on screen.
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According to one report at the World Premiere, Gary's ears perked up every time Carrie flashed on screen as her signature character.
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Amber Alerts can be flashed on the plate; if the vehicle is stolen, the plate can be changed to display that fact.
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Some Russians used Thursday's session - broadcast live with some questions flashed on the studio screen - as an opportunity to criticise the Kremlin chief.
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Is the Is Are is the band's attempt to recapture the potential flashed on 2012's Oshin, and the early returns are promising.
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The newspaper reports that during Coopers' time on the stage, an image of Pitt backstage flashed on the screen behind Kristofferson and Cooper.
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When the disco lights at Pyongyang Okryu flashed on, our waitress appeared onstage in a lime green dress, crooning a North Korean melody.
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But then I flashed on my previous life, when I was sure that the most feminist thing I could do was speak up.
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When a reporter asked the senator after the meeting if the president had expressed regret, a pained look flashed on Mr. Scott's face.
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Lori herself was sitting down on a chair while talking to cops, and had a light being flashed on her while being questioned.
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After a former student sprayed the Parkland, Florida, campus with a semiautomatic rifle, news alerts flashed on smartphones in Ridgefield, some 1,300 miles away.
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Comey was reportedly addressing employees at an LA office when the news of his firing flashed on TV and initially thought it was a prank.
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Remember when he opened with airhorns doing the 20th Century Fox theme as hectic shots of Plucka Duck and Daryl Somers flashed on the screen?
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"Which is not really surprising," Oliver said of Trump's statement as a doctored photo of him holding a Dunkin' Donuts cup flashed on the screen.
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As the panelists made their case, a map flashed on a studio screen, and crude animated Indian missiles blew up one Pakistani city after another.
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Initially, videos of Clark flashed on the screen, but that screen eventually warped and mutated, leaving nothing but flickering colours and, during "Young Lover," stars.
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Lightning twice struck the craft, and warning lights flashed on the astronauts' console, signaling that the electrical and primary guidance systems had been knocked out.
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It was only in the end credits that the words flashed on the screen that Trump withdrew from the Paris deal, prompting hisses from the audience.
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I winced, but before I could even acknowledge what had happened, a strange status update I made about returning shoes in 2010 flashed on my screen.
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The numbers that flashed on traders' screens in Asia, then eventually in Europe and the U.S., seemed to be evidence of a world economy realigning itself.
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Over the years, Mr. Newman's stature as a style icon grew, and so did the mythology — and value — of the Rolex he flashed on magazine covers.
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Several of the former presidents waved from the stage as an American flag flashed on the screen behind them, taking their seats after the national anthem.
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During a performance on "All Eyes on You," which is technically a Meek Mill song featuring Minaj, images of the couple flashed on screens adorning the stage.
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It only became clear that a penalty was being considered when Pitana drew a television symbol in the area and "VAR review" was flashed on the scoreboard.
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The game was simple: Two pictures of famous actors, politicians or musicians flashed on the screen and Clinton was instructed to pick one and then move on.
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In Sangola, a town in the state of Maharashtra (of which Mumbai is the capital), people defecating in the open found their photographs flashed on digital displays.
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At El Pequeño Coffee Shop, a well-known Ecuadorean restaurant on Roosevelt Avenue in Jackson Heights, the buzz was muted as soccer flashed on the television screens.
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One recent morning an alert flashed on cellphones written only in Korean, causing a moment of panic among some non-Korean speakers, who immediately assumed the worst.
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The faces of their dead classmates flashed on a video screen as armed deputies stood by and the sun fell behind the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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At the chamber headquarters, hundreds of Bush veterans gathered for appetizers and wine as photographs of the former president and his tenure flashed on a large screen.
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One evening, I was at the market pushing my cart down the aisle, when suddenly I flashed on my son dragging a shopping cart down a street somewhere.
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The face of Dong Mingzhu, a president of China's top air-conditioning company, flashed on a large screen displayed to the public listing nearby jaywalkers caught by cameras.
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"I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas, but what I decided to do was to fulfill my profession," flashed on the screen.
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A 13-year-old neighbor of Mr. Kareem's testified that Mr. Kareem laughed as images of a Jordanian pilot burning inside a cage flashed on the television screen.
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"So when it came time to discuss the portrayal of the protagonist's suicide in 13 Reasons Why, I of course immediately flashed on my own experience," Sheff wrote.
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Sporting a perfectly on point purple suit, the singer energized the crowd with the cover, while images from Prince's long career flashed on the big screen above her.
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I watched in numb silence as the faces of Holocaust victims from Plock flashed on a light box over a model of a dinner table set for Shabbat.
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As the news flashed on TV screens behind him, he joked about it being a prank, then shook agents' hands as he stepped aside to get the news confirmed.
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You know what I was thinking of ... It just flashed on Secret and Whisper, I don't even know which one of them is still around, I don't think they are.
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" As photos of Bill O'Reilly and Roger Ailes flashed on the screen: "Let's pause now and remember those in the media who were taken from us far far too late.
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Per NYT's Michael Schmidt, he was addressing FBI employees there when news of his firing flashed on T.V. screens in the background, and he originally thought it was a prank.
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While I read numerous articles—as if another vantage point would alter cold, medical facts—the words "prognosis is poor" and "three to five years" flashed on my screen repeatedly.
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Yet Tetsuro Matsuzakawa's laboratory in Japan showed that an exceptionally sharp-witted chimpanzee named Ayuma was twice as good as any university student at recalling numbers flashed on a screen.
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Before the hiccup, in his opening remarks, Musk said trucks had "been the same for a very long time," while images of conventional trucks flashed on a screen behind him.
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BERLIN — As the results of Germany's election last Sunday flashed on her television screen in the western city of Cologne, Kirsten Schindler, watched with a mixture of confusion and dismay.
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DARGIS While I was finishing "The Return," I flashed on Terry Gilliam's original Monty Python show and the man who has this stuff flying out of his topped-off head.
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I thought he was playing some weird game on his phone at first, but then he turned it slightly, light flashed on the screen, and I could see what it was.
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Dion sang the show-stopping number from a a giant chandelier in the audience as clips of Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet from the film flashed on a screen behind her.
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The group was set up in 2015 to honor musicians who died early deaths and during the set photos of artists including Jim Morrison, John Lennon, and Prince flashed on stage.
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The girl was ready, rattling off the names as pictures flashed on the computer screen — "T-72 main battle tank, BTR-80 armored personnel carrier" — and earning a nearly perfect score.
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As graphic pictures of victim Janecia Peters's body flashed on the projector screen, Scheinin explained how she was found naked, curled in the fetal position and covered with a trash bag.
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After the SEGA logo flashed on his screen, Amrich's speakers pumped out heavy percussion as text describing three types of codes—ethical, honorable, and secret—engraved itself across a stony background.
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After the SEGA logo flashed on his screen, Amrich's speakers pumped out heavy percussion as text describing three types of codes—ethical, honorable, and secret—engraved itself across a stony background.
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"Unbelievably, Roy Moore was the only 'no' vote in the 8-1 decision," the advertisement said as images of children flashed on the screen and ominous music played in the background.
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Many were duped by the Queen when an image flashed on the screen of Beyoncé holding what seemed to be Sir and Rumi Carter, in all of their beautiful plump baby glory.
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During the three-day convention in San Francisco, logos from companies including Juul, Airbnb and Uber flashed on a screen as conventiongoers watched the party's rising stars speak, including presidential hopeful Sen.
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We know almost nothing about the game, and Bethesda confirmed it with a very short teaser trailer showing an expansive environment with mountains and wilderness before the logo flashed on the screen.
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Some Russians used Thursday's session - broadcast live with some questions flashed on the studio screen and subject to a cyber attack according to organisers - as an opportunity to criticise the Kremlin chief.
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They told stories of being flashed on the bus by masturbators, of having male colleagues rub up against them at the copy machine in their office, of dates and bosses demanding sex.
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Some Russians used Thursday's session - broadcast live with some questions flashed on the studio screen and subject to a cyber attack according to organizers - as an opportunity to criticize the Kremlin chief.
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He conceived of his Cosmococas, shown in his lifetime only to close friends at his apartment, where participants consumed the illicit substance and lay on hammocks, while images flashed on the walls.
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Patrick Paddock said he and his brother had not been in contact for as long as 20 years, and he did not initially recognize the face that flashed on his television screen.
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I flashed on Colson Whitehead's novel "The Underground Railroad," which literalizes the network of safe houses and routes used by enslaved black Americans, turning it into a fantastical subterranean passageway to freedom.
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In London in 2012, members of North Korea's women's soccer team walked off the field when the flag of South Korea was mistakenly flashed on the big screen before their match against Colombia.
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Nice. But I'm going to tell you," she said during the talk as "niceness loses races" flashed on the screen, "that racing is an extremely difficult sport, and not everyone can do it.
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"I think we've had one of the most successful 13 weeks in the history of the presidency," he said as, oddly, the image of Darth Vader flashed on a video screen beside him.
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Snippets of text from the war logs and the Manning/Lamo chats occasionally flashed on the screens as the vocalists sang in robotic, heavily-processed voices, backed by a seven-instrument chamber ensemble.
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Stormzy's political performance sampled fragments from a speech by Labour politician David Lammy on the disproportional incarceration of Black citizens in the UK while crime statistics flashed on the screens behind the rapper.
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To publicize the news, every few minutes during the game Pogba's name — in hashtag form — flashed on the electronic advertising boards that surround the Old Trafford pitch, bold letters on a bright background.
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I took a chance first at 9D because I had the "as" at the end and flashed on AQUINAS; then the comic book "Justice League" founder sort of swam into focus with AQUAMAN.
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During the play, my mind flashed on all the conversations I'd had — and am still having — with actors about what it costs to play the terrorist, the prostitute, the drug dealer, the spitfire.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed the button that began the descent, leading to the 60-second countdown to midnight, when a giant illuminated "2016" sign flashed on, signaling the beginning of the new year.
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"We hope this won't last, but there's no way of knowing," said Mr. Piel, who was in mid-service on Saturday night when the news that his restaurant would close flashed on patrons' cellphones.
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As the official results flashed on the big screen, the crowd cheered for what was only Britain's second gold medal of this meet and its first-ever world championship in the men's 4x100 relay.
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The star began the set in the audience, telling the star-studded crowd, "There's so much hate in this world," as mean tweets — from "I hate you" to "fat" — flashed on screens over the stage.
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For the first time, women say, they are telling their husbands and boyfriends about the times they were groped at nightclubs or on a subway, flashed on the street, shushed or shouted down at work.
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In the morning of Sunday, July 1, about five hours after the self-imposed second-quarter deadline had passed, the number 5,000 flashed on a countdown screen viewed by Tesla's Model 3 assembly-line workers.
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This group and a second set of volunteers in their 20s then sat at computers as word definitions flashed on the screens, prompting them to indicate whether they knew and could say the implied word.
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Oddly, when I watched the roof interlude in "Support the Girls" I flashed on the scene in Bernardo Bertolucci's "Last Tango in Paris" of Marlon Brando screaming — he's cursing God — under a thundering overhead train.
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I flashed on how you had to plug them with quarters when making a long-distance call — the sound of the coins dropping, the magic of voices connecting, the disconsolate feeling when your coins ran out.
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Update: Eagle-eyed staffers at our sister site Polygon spotted an Easter egg in the faux-hacked visuals of the trailer: a letter from the development team that flashed on the screen momentarily in red letters.
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A sign saying "Zidane président" was flashed on the Arc de Triomphe; somebody coined the phrase "Black, Blanc, Beur" (Black, White, Arab) to describe the French team, a play on "Bleu, Blanc, Rouge," like its flag.
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Eventually, the pair realize they are on the wrong path and return to using high-quality ingredients that are prepared simply — à la Chipotle, although the brand's logo is only flashed on screen at the end.
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On July 211, 21944, moments after mission control in Houston had given the Apollo 213 lunar module, Eagle, the O.K. to begin its descent to the moon, a yellow warning light flashed on the cockpit instrument panel.
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"My tireless producers reached out to each and every one of them to ask them to join us today," Reid said during her show "AM JOY," ad the names of the GOP lawmakers flashed on the screen.
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In training, the flanker spacing is varied, the target contrast is turned way down, and the images are flashed on a screen for fractions of a second — to the point that one can barely see the target.
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During a segment with Leslie Jones on Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" last night, Jones, running through a bit where she talked about past dating horror stories, dragged Jost into the fray when his headshot flashed on screen.
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TVs were tuned to a Fox News special about Donald Trump's first hundred days; while Hoft spoke, photographs of Michael Flynn, Sr., the former national-security adviser, who is under investigation by the Pentagon, flashed on the screen.
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"I need some girlfriends around me; I need somebody talkin' to me," she said about her personal workout sessions, while images of her hiking and doing yoga with her friends flashed on the large screen in the background.
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While each student was in the scanner, Tracey and Ploghaus used a homemade heating element to apply either burns or pleasant heat to the back of the left hand, as red, green, and blue lights flashed on and off.
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In barber shops and cafes where the case flashed on television screens, young men and old said the trial would harden the community's relationship with law enforcement, and said the defendants did not deserve potential sentences of life in prison.
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"That's the prom dress that we had made and she had altered behind our back," Ripa told host Jerry O'Connell on the premiere episode of the Jerry O' Show as a photo of her and her daughter flashed on a screen.
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" Blue Alerts are mass notifications, now used in 2100 states, that are sent to mobile phones and flashed on electronic highway signs when a suspect on the loose is thought to be an "imminent and credible threat to law enforcement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's re-election campaign will offer donors a chance to see their name flashed on the livestream of his first State of the Union address, according to a solicitation on his campaign website on Monday.
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A photograph circulating among employees around midnight showed ZTE's new chief executive and 21 other managers each giving a thumbs-up to the news, which was flashed on a screen at the company, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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"When we come back, an update from disgraced former actor Alec Baldwin, seen here molesting a young Boy Scout," she remarked as an image of a younger Baldwin performing in a "Canteen Boy" SNL sketch with Adam Sandler flashed on the screen.
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Wearing a blue T-shirt and a pink hoodie she was given at the shelter, Deisi sat in the mostly empty station with nothing to do but watch the '90s music videos that flashed on a small TV atop a nearby vending machine.
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One of the main avenues in the capital Caracas was sealed off, commemorative videos for the National Guard's 81st anniversary flashed on a big screen, and a suited Maduro with a yellow, blue and red presidential sash spoke surrounded by the military's top brass.
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Decked in a white gown, the 49-year-old songstress took the stage Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena, where she sang the emotional ballad in a giant chandelier as clips of Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet from the film flashed on a screen behind her.
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Wearing a pink wig and a fluffy pink and white dress, dancing like a marionette (it was a Tears of a Clown event, apparently), the 58-year-old sang Spears 2003 hit while images of the president-elect flashed on screen in the background.
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Listening to this conversation, I flashed on an idea that someone shared with me years ago, that one can tell the difference between work that belongs to different genres by asking the question: would the industry or field likely produce the work in question.
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The screens flashed on, and there he was—a hundred feet tall, done up in lights, a bespoke, guitar-slung duke from a funky dimension pacing the stage with frenetic scorn, like he was pissed off at the floorboards for daring to sully the soles of his platform boots.
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In 2016, after a tumultuous year in France that included shootings at the Charlie Hebdo offices and the Bataclan theatre, I found myself in a moment of peace on a boat on the Seine with a hundred NYU students and faculty, when news alerts abruptly flashed on our phones.
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Projected on the screen above the stage was a montage of scenes from his films, along with messages and quotes from those films in stark, bold lettering: "SOMETHING IS DREAMING US." Next to me, a man snapped a photograph, the shutter clicking loudly as "ZOOM BACK CAMERA" flashed on the screen.
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The announcement comes on the heels of a video teaser that aired this past weekend in the U.K. that showed Styles opening a door as piano music played in the background before "April 7" flashed on the screen, hinting that the One Direction member would be premiering music that day.
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When her uncle's face flashed on the screen, Ms. Donnelly — who knew that his body had been discovered in 1984, and that her mother had worked with families of the disappeared, yet hadn't quite put two and two together — realized for the first time that he had been one of them.
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Most will undoubtedly relate to Bernstein as composer or conductor, but when his 99th birthday passed this week, I flashed on a cherished memory of Bernstein as duo pianist with Michael Tilson Thomas in a four-hand performance of Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" at Alice Tully Hall in 1981.
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"The president celebrating his signature day today, the White House sent along to me a signed chart of the skyrocketing Dow, the S&P and the Nasdaq," said Dobbs with a chuckle Friday, as an image of that chart, with Trump's trademark Sharpie-penned handwriting over it, flashed on Fox Business.
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" But in addition to Bee's first offensive comment, on "Full Frontal" a childhood picture of Ivanka sitting on her father's lap flashed on the screen as Bee seemed to coach her on how to seduce her dad, saying: "Put on something tight and low cut and tell your father to f------ stop it.
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During the emotional ceremony, held at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, California, a video showing Blaze at various stages of his young life flashed on a giant screen, as his friends sang, played music and remembered him as a talented artist, writer and chef, local station KTLA reports.
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But he did spend most of his time at the BNPB staring at wall screens where white lights flashed on the dozens of volcanoes that were active or might become so (a good test for presidential candidates, he mused once, would be to try to name them all), and leaping to his ever-buzzing phone.
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In 2014, Scott Brown, a Republican and former Massachusetts senator who was running for a Senate seat in New Hampshire, aired an ad that seemed a curious fit for the state: As ominous music played in the background, and scenes of southern border crossings flashed on the screen, Mr. Brown described an "immigration crisis" sweeping the country.
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When he and wife Melania Trump stepped out for the World Series' Game 5, many in the crowd erupted into a roaring sea of boos as the couple's image flashed on the big screen and critics also chanted "lock him up" — flipping the phrase Trump and his supporters have famously directed at his 2016 Democratic presidential opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Because that's the cool thing about life: if you don't give up, if you keep going, putting one foot in front of the other, you never know what's going to happen next...So when it came time to discuss the portrayal of the protagonist's suicide in 13 Reasons Why, I of course immediately flashed on my own experience.
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A technical glitch during BBC's News at Ten Tuesday night turned four minutes of what should have been a normal nightly news program into strangely beautiful slow TV. As Gizmodo points out, the glitch got the feed caught in some kind of loop: First, a "breaking news" intro graphic flashed on-screen, then it cut to host Huw Edwards at his desk.
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