Sentence examples for a sequence from from inspiring English sources

As he reminisces, I picture scenes like a sequence from one of his films.

"Hyenas," whispered Attenborough as he narrated a sequence from the Zambian plains.

Continuity: in the Dalek's memory bank is a sequence from 2008's Journey's End.

Alternations of adagios and allegros in a sequence from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" caused dancers to slow and speed their steps.

In a sequence from Texas, an African-American father and daughter shoot hoops in their driveway at sunset.

It seemed like a sequence from a Broadway show about her life, an interlude about her pop influences.

In the end, the Giants' frustration with Alford could best be illustrated by a sequence from New York's game with St . Louisin December.

Here is a sequence from "The Parade": All images were drawn from "Si Lewen's Parade: An Artist Odyssey," which is out this month from Abrams.

Numbered in a sequence from I to XVI, each one shows a different sexual position, ranging from fairly standard "missionary" to a more enterprising "three-some".

She imagined the West would be a sequence from an Antonioni film, with Maria Schneider's hair endlessly blowing in the wind of freedom.

On one of his several computers, he demonstrates for me the process by which he animates his images, using a sequence from "My birds".