Sentence examples for a lengthy sequence from inspiring English sources

A lengthy sequence at the heart of the book takes places in France, you see.

Tarantino opens with a lengthy sequence in a stagecoach as it tries to beat an incoming blizzard to the nearest shelter, Minnie's Haberdashery.

A lengthy sequence depicting a backyard squabble between father and daughter over her reluctance to discuss the recruitment process with him is the emotional core of the film.

The lecture (and, in turn, a lengthy sequence in Mr. Andersen's nearly three-hour film) was inspired by his objections to "L.A. Confidential" -- criticisms, it's worth noting, that extend well beyond the subject matter of Curtis Hanson's 1997 film.

A quick word on a lengthy sequence in Jean-Luc Godard's "Film Socialisme" (which opens today) — the second of the film's three parts, set at a garage in provincial France.

Appealing to the voyeur in the viewer, the show has its entertainment value, particularly a lengthy sequence inspired by Mr. Auster's suggestion that the artist contribute to the improvement of life in New York City.

The scene was moved to this episode because "The Cleveland Loretta Quagmire" already contained a lengthy fight sequence and overran its time allowance.

You may have caught glimpses of Cruise's Ethan Hunt dangling from the side of an airplane taking off (a spectacular that, Bond-style, is dispensed with in the opening sequence), and maybe of Hunt in a daring no-helmet motorcycle chase scene, or a high-dive into a lengthy underwater sequence.

But last night Channel 4 screened Complicit – a terrorism drama that moved with notable and deliberate slowness, employing long pauses between speeches and a lengthy final sequence that consisted of the central character silently contemplating what has happened.

But William Anderson's writhing electric-guitar lines largely failed to penetrate the din, and a lengthy final sequence featuring Mr. Thompson's recorded voice, a "White Rabbit" sample and electronic crackles sapped the work's momentum.

The film has some excellent effects early — helicopter crash, giant lizard — but they become less convincing as the tale rolls along, with a lengthy flight sequence atop giant bees particularly rickety.