The phrase "a sequence that takes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of events or actions that occur in a specific order or process.
Example: "The algorithm follows a sequence that takes input data and processes it step by step."
Alternatives: "a series that involves" or "a progression that requires".
It's part of a sequence that takes place in a neo-medieval island hideout where Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) has long been sulking (shades of Achilles in the Iliad).
Warren Beatty's new film, "Rules Don't Apply," set mainly in 1959 and framed by a sequence that takes place in 1964, is two movies in one, and they're drastically different in tone, substance, and affect.
In Season 6, the show also aired television's most unnerving rape joke, a who's-on-first dialogue involving the repeated phrase "because of the implication," a sequence that took as its target the delusional mind-set of the rapist, not the rapee.
Hong read amusingly alliterative lipograms (poems that use only a single vowel), Western ballads, and, in a chirrupy voice somewhere between rap and birdsong, a poem sequence that takes place in a future city called the Desert and whose narrator speaks an amalgam of Korean, Latin, Spanish, and various pidgins.
"The Klumps" features parodies within parodies as well; one is a dream sequence that takes on "Star Wars" and "Deep Impact," while another uses "Cape Fear" as a launching pad.
The film crew returned to Gary in June to film a dream sequence that takes place on Elm Street in one of the local streets, and in December some new scenes were shot in a diner, with new characters.
There is also a long hallucinatory sequence that takes a fractured, highly subjective tour of American history as well as that fabled scene in which a middle-aged couple comes to gawk at the hippies in Washington Square.
Based on a step from a gavotte that Pavlova performed, it's a simple, lilting sequence that takes just four counts to complete: posé en arabesque, coupé, pas de bourrée dessous, pas de chat.
One challenge is that many assemblies are, or will be, periodically updated due to resequencing efforts that aim to fill in ever-present gaps, initiatives to provide a consensus reference sequence that takes into account the polymorphism present in a species, or a re-deployment of different assembly algorithms.
In the course of an elaborate dream sequence that takes up most of the second act he leaves her, because he believes she has been unfaithful.
As a result, Ariadne is obliged to unearth Cobb's past during the fantastic voyage in Fischer's inner depths: an hour-long action sequence that takes place on several different levels of reality.
