on the monitor

Clearly he had been following the conversation on a monitor outside the room.

"That's why they have you on a monitor, to tell them if the baby has any trouble."

To illustrate, he called up some recent pictures on a monitor.

You're watching all of the action on a monitor so everything actually looks backward.

The waves create an image of the baby on a monitor.

Anything and everything the camera picked up would appear on a monitor.

Young's drawings and prints in particular come across well on a monitor.

But the memories felt like they had happened to someone else, as if she'd watched them on a monitor while sitting in her room.

A pause, probably while she looked through a door or switched on a monitor.

She thinks you can only type onto a keyboard and read things on a monitor.

The camera projects a clear image of those objects on a monitor.

Other experts were literally watching on a monitor outside the operating room.

The information is displayed to the train driver on a monitor.

They can thus be "seen" by the camera, forming a clear image on a monitor.

In a room filled with medical machinery, the line on a monitor goes flat.

It's not the same thing, looking at it on a monitor."

The pictures came up on a monitor along with a voice that provided the narration.

Twenty numbers from 1 through 80 are selected and displayed on a monitor.

His spokesman said he had turned around to look at a replay on a monitor inside the box.

She would be guided by ultrasound images on a monitor.

"We have no idea what drugs she might have taken, so I want her on a monitor."

Although facing the media throng, we can see his face and raised hand on a monitor turned toward us.

She did not know that the midwife had seen signs of serious trouble on a monitor.

The numbers are then converted to signals which can be displayed on a monitor.

He reached up, pressed a button on a monitor without glancing at it.