Sentence examples for a delightful sequence from inspiring English sources

Adriana is discontented with the 1920s and longs for la Belle Epoque, which in a delightful sequence she visits with Gil to meet Toulouse-Lautrec at the Moulin Rouge.

It's worth watching for a delightful sequence in which the heir to the throne is required to ring on a doorbell, a task he treats with the kind of amused bewilderment others might employ for tackling an unfamiliar piece of computer equipment.

There's a delightful sequence in which Gene's pals float through a Park Avenue apartment on roller skates brandishing the accouterments of high-society life and a winningly graceful and unsalacious interpretation of "Exhibit A," a lesson in the art of seducing a girl, adroitly performed by Christopher Fitzgerald.

It turns out that they are in another dimension — trapped in a 2-D world in a delightful sequence that imagines what it would really be like to live on a flat surface like a comic-book page or an arcade-game screen.

Milk collection requires that you play "Epona's Song" on your ocarina to a cow, who then speaks to you (which, by the way, is a delightful sequence) and gifts you the milk, similar to the way that other songs prompt actions in the game.

Considering that Jankovic and Murray have yet to try a repeat of that delightful sequence of laughter, flirting, and inventive tennis last July, some have wondered whether they ever will.

And now in this definitive version, 20 minutes longer than the one initially released, it doesn't end with Beecham but with a delightful credit sequence.

The movie is endlessly inventive, with duckings in a fountain, explosions, a delightful balletic sequence as they work to patriotic music from a piano roll, and the usual gags about swapping hats to which Samuel Beckett paid homage.

A delightful mimed opening sequence, performed to a Frank Sinatra recording of "If I Had You," shows us the meeting and courtship of a young couple, Virginia (Virginia Kull) and Jeff Ben Rappaportt), as a series of romantic snapshots.

Though it largely concerns its title character, it reaches its emotional peak during a delightful, touching flashback sequence that condenses the arc of Méliès's cinematic career, from the construction of his studio to his postwar obscurity.

Midway through the film, del Toro stages a delightful but extraneous action sequence in a creature-clogged "troll market" hidden beneath the Brooklyn Bridge.