Sentence examples for a scene to a from inspiring English sources

In this deposition there is evident a tendency to reduce the setting of a scene to a shallow, shrinelike enclosure and to orchestrate a rich diversity of emotions.

He resists and, I think, dislikes what most novelists relish, the particular concrete detail which pins down a scene to a locality and a time.

Though sometimes his prose veers toward the clichéd ("I felt like an author drawing a scene to a successful close"), not one stitch unravels in this intricately threaded narrative.

Except in one or two instances, the camera never cuts within a scene to a close-up or tries to vary the rhythm of the sequences by moving in on those who are speaking or cutting to reaction shots from other actors.

Channel 4 has, reasonably, asked that previews do not disclose the edition's twist, but it is safe to say that the final words spoken are precisely the ones that most viewers would have voted for and that the very last moment is a neat theatrical trick, which, consciously or not, echoes one of Harold Pinter's smartest tricks for bringing a scene to a close.

He snapped his fingers in a sweeping gesture, like a lounge singer, to indicate that he wanted a scene to be a fraction of a second shorter.

Recruit followers For a scene to work, you need a "group" or "team" or "gang".

"Explaining a crime scene to a jury is almost like writing a movie script.

Kind enough to send all the flowers from a wedding scene to a local funeral.

"To carry that rage to a second scene, to a second location, really speaks to the amount of danger we're dealing with".

Camera movement can even be used to change the scene to a distant place, to a different period of time, or to an imaginary world.