Sentence examples for a natural backdrop from inspiring English sources

It is a natural backdrop for a unique, character-driven spinoff".

As secular scripture, the Western was a natural backdrop for romantic heroism.

Already verging on chaos, it makes a natural backdrop for the anarchic final scene of the Marx Brothers' "Night at the Opera".

Or, at least, with the ever-inviting greenery of Regent's Park providing a natural backdrop that no amount of money and scenic ingenuity could buy.

25) at the Lowell Davies Festival Theater, where Balboa Park provides a natural backdrop, will include three plays in repertory: Adrian Noble will direct Shakespeare's "Tempest" and "Amadeus," by Peter Shaffer, and Ron Daniels will handle "Much Ado About Nothing".

Mr. Ma noted how Dvorak's affinity for nature had inspired "Silent Woods," and how players and audience alike could be similarly inspired when they hear the piece against a natural backdrop -- a point that he said he might make when discussing the "imaginative experience of sensory music" at a family concert planned for the afternoon of Sept. 26.

HONG KONG'S return to China is surely the last word in media frenzy, with a stunning natural backdrop, a story of the end of one empire and the rise of another, and with telegenic protests by lovers of freedom in the face of Chinese might.

The faded squares, hilly streets and clanging old cable cars of the Portuguese capital are a somehow natural backdrop to the haute hostel movement.

THE Hadhramaut region of central Yemen offers a stunning natural backdrop of deep gorges and lush valleys interlacing one another like delicate fingers.

But then again, you have to eat so... Park City, Abuzz (Con) There's nothing like a Rocky Mountain ski town -- the smell of fires burning against the crisp mountain air, and the collective hum of regular people going about their daily business against a gorgeous natural backdrop.

Hotel Budir, Iceland Located on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula, the Budir offers an awe-inspiring natural backdrop for a wedding ceremony; tumbling glaciers, sweeping fjords, volcanoes and soaring mountains.