The phrase "a scene that does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a scene that performs a specific action or evokes a particular effect.
Example: "In the film, there is a scene that does an excellent job of capturing the protagonist's inner turmoil."
Alternatives: "a scene that achieves" or "a scene that conveys".
"It is a scene that does not inspire much confdence".
For Julian, who has already disappeared into the bedroom and flipped on the TV, it is a scene that does not warrant a second thought, let alone a memory.
That's exactly what happens in Ummagumma's cover: one image leads you to another and to a scene that doesn't appear in the foreground image.
The sky's the limit for a scene that doesn't fear failure because it is not striving for mainstream notions of success.
As the drama unfolds, the actors mostly remain seated onstage, idly observing the proceedings, occasionally nodding, smirking or smiling when their characters are acknowledged in a scene that doesn't include them.
Yet there's not a scene that doesn't deserve its place or fail to suggest that Campbell is the real deal: a writer capable of harnessing such extremes of mirth and despair that there isn't a dry eye in the wet house.
Tonight, at a Library of America reading at the Barnes & Noble store across Broadway from Lincoln Center, she will resurrect a scene that did not last long on Broadway.
The painter could not make conventional order out of it but had to hold tight to his brushes and dig into a scene that did nothing to make his work easier.
No spoilers here, but there is a scene that didn't get included in the movie: his kiss with Stone.
The machine was then designed by concept artist Steve Burg, reusing a conceptual design he had originally created to appear as the "Time Displacement Device" in Terminator 2 in a scene that did not make the final cut.
Above all it was just enough time to explore the Western Cape's notorious wine and food scene, a scene that did not disappoint, here are 8 to try. 1.
