Sentence examples for a late sequence from inspiring English sources

"Spem in Alium," Tallis's great motet for 40 voices, is the soundtrack for a late sequence set in Christian Grey's dungeon, the Red Room of Pain.

Loung's perspective on her experiences is hardly evoked, but a late sequence of the children caught in crossfire between two armies conjures, briefly but powerfully, a sense of chaotic absurdity.

"That's precisely the point of a late sequence in which he shifts between a multitude of characters and as many locations without losing you, his narrative thread or momentum".

This, in fact, is the idea suggested in one late sequence: a historical newsreel montage showing the Poles' postwar communist rule, the Hungarian uprising, the Solidarity trade union, the fall of the Berlin Wall etc, all with a pair of trudging boots at the top of the frame.

Values close to 2 indicate an early replicating sequence and values close to 1 a late replicating sequence.

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In one late sequence, he missed a fast-break layup and let the rebound go off his hands and out of bounds.

Every shot seems measured for maximum effect, and when the pace suddenly quickens in a late action sequence on a deserted subway train, it results in a moment of pure Hitchcockian panic that reverberates like thunder in the fretful, melancholy air.

This paper reports the palynological and charcoal results of a Late Holocene sequence from the summit of Uei-tepui (2104 m elevation), where extensive signs of fire were recently observed.

The CMR study should include a late enhancement sequence.

But I was never moved by Mitchell's versions of the Sonnets to Orpheus, the late sequence that came tumbling out, in a kind of manic trance, over a period of 13 days in 1922, an epic bout of inspiration that Rilke referred to as "dictation".