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The phrase "a scene that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an event or moment that is expected to have a significant impact or evoke a strong reaction.
Example: "The film builds up to a scene that will leave the audience in tears."
Alternatives: "a moment that will" or "an event that will".
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It is a scene that will vibrate throughout the novel.
It is a scene that will occur every day.
The videotape records a scene that will be hard to justify.
We meet her in a scene that will send a few shudders through the audience.
With dusk falling, bright floodlights illuminated a scene that will forever remain in my memory.
In another episode, a young boy bathes a naked old lady, a scene that will not be in the movie.
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Critics will always disagree over whether a game is a worthy investment or ripe for a kicking, and we're about to see that merry dance play out just as soon as the embargo for coverage of The Order: 1886 lifts (oh, what a scene that'll be).
May the Force be with Croatia this summer: to have a splendid tourist season and better consolidate a political scene that will lead the country to economic revival, internal reconciliation, and sunny days.
A particular scene that will no doubt cross the sex divide is that of Maya Rudolph, as a bride-to-be in full wedding regalia, suffering an acute case of food poisoning in the middle of the road.
In a Sower scene that will gladden any scholar of religion's heart, Lauren's friend Travis asks her if she really believes Earthseed, as it's something she made up.
His death was described by the online opposition newspaper, Bahrain Mirror, as a "legendary scene that will remain forever in the conscience of humanity".
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