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Megan failed after only 10 seconds by reading on an autocue.

With the autocue, your hands and head are free to communicate body language more powerfully.

Rourke means well and he tries his best, but the Autocue is, like, miles away.

You need to check lighting arrangements with the autocue.

He squared up and shot his big gag straight through the transparent autocue.

More recently there have been disobliging remarks about his relationship with the autocue on Strictly.

After scanning his new script he turned back to the camera and a hastily prepared autocue.

The sergeant sighed, and selected young Autocue, who he knew was missing his mum.

She is reading a PR statement from her autocue.

Use of the autocue is another reason in favour of a variable floor, by the way.

In 1994, the Autocue Group created the first flat screen prompters.

By then it will probably be only the anoraks who will remember the incident with the autocue.

Then said, as if reading from an autocue:

He licensed the patent to the teleprompting company Autocue in 1955.

This bulletin had displayed subtitles in Irish, on the right half of the screen, taken directly from the autocue.

The Backbencher understands Dave will be going without an autocue, just as he did two years ago.

There is now also a 'computer' autocue - direct projection to the screens by a word processor.

At a live broadcast he started to read his autocue lines -'Hello and good evening.

There's no autocue, just a few notes.

Otellini is looking to the autocue to see when he's next going to speak, rather than at Aubrey.

'Looks like a row of wooden horses to me, sergeant,' said Autocue.

It was not a vintage performance, but Chloe's autocue had been hastily assembled.

He's very clearly reading it off his autocue, which is forgivable, but he isn't putting a lot of life into it.

If I need the autocue in America, I have one there and avoid unnecessary problems.

The television lighting shone right into the autocue, dazzling the speakers and making the apparatus unusable.