Sentence examples for At the tableau from inspiring English sources

As the soldier and I hiked up the bridge, I turned and looked back at the tableau of destruction.

I grabbed our Polaroid camera and aimed it at the tableau, but my brother warned me that the hand might not be visible in photographs.

Windows run along the walls, flooding the computer zone with natural light during the day, creating a fishbowl effect for those inside looking out, and for passers-by, who frequently stop and stare at the tableau.

Looking at the tableau before me, running from those early modernisers to the blameless mermaid of north London, I have the impression of a long, difficult, but very often joyful negotiation – the same negotiation in which many more have prospered without being noticed, and in which a number, among them the killers of Paris and Copenhagen, have catastrophically failed.

A decorated Korean War veteran gone fishing in a rural arcadia, his trusty dog at his side: the tableau, a throwback to Saturday Evening Post covers by Norman Rockwell, could put a lump in your throat.

At each iteration, the tableau algorithm "learns" more about network constraints imposed by the steady state requirement for each individual species.

The theme was then underlined by the tableau at the back of the catwalk – it featured grownup models along with babies, toddlers and children.

The tableau at the centre is surrounded by 1960s sci-fi zappers, pointing at a giant egg that you are led to believe will hatch at any moment, with unpleasant consequences.

On Election Day, Dixville Notch gave Mr. Bush 21 votes, Vice President Al Gore 5 and Ralph Nader 1. However charming the tableau at Dixville Notch, it is no rustic New England village.

You do not have to be a child to be charmed by the tableau at the end of the first act of "Hansel and Gretel" at City Opera, where the production designed by John Conklin and directed by James Robinson returned on Sunday afternoon.

The tableau at the airport in Burbank, Calif., on Wednesday morning was a visible reminder of how circumstances had conspired over the past few days to bring the reigning — and sometimes warring — names of the Democratic Party together around the drama of Mr. Clinton's trip to North Korea.