Sentence examples for * the big scene from inspiring English sources

Then came the big scene.

"Just get through the big scene in act one and I can busk the rest".

Washington, cleverly, never pitches his voice much above "mildly irate" until the big scene.

In the big scene in the movie, he goes out to his mailbox to look for his stimulus check.

That's movie industry talk for the big scene or big moment that sticks with audiences after they see a movie, the thing they talk about when they describe the movie to their friends.

And then there's the big scene in hospital with one of the stars stretched out insensible, while each member of the family visits in sequence to express regret for former slights.

But the big scene-stealer is the German-made train set.

The big scene from his life comes when a malevolent butcher (a part for Toby Jones, surely) lures some children into his house, kills them and puts their remains in a barrel, intending to sell them off as meat.

The big scene wasn't quite as powerful as it was in January, nor should it be.

In the one big scene the men share in the play's first half, there's an unsettling element of sexual teasing in Tartuffe's manipulation of the besotted Orgon.

In the last big scene, when the Huntsman asks Snow White whether she still believes he meant to kill her, she swings back and forth between "yes" and "no" before ending on "yes," and this final "ja" is wonderfully extended as an orchestral concord.