Sentence examples for a spectacular sequence from inspiring English sources
This tendency culminated in a spectacular sequence at the Venice Biennale in 1988.
Michael Clarke, SNG director, departed after a spectacular sequence of exhibitions over three decades.
The Star Cup's Electrodome circuit – the clearest nod to F-Zero – has a spectacular sequence where the track forks, and both lanes end up vertically parallel.
In a spectacular sequence, he cynically contemplates the vanity of power and then confronts her in a flaying battle of mismatched lovers bound together in a death grip.
"Senso" opens with a spectacular sequence set at La Fenice, Venice's grand, gilded opera house, where "Il Trovatore" is being performed before an audience of Venetian aristocrats and Austrian officers.
And, not least, there's the necessity of world-colliding skirmishes between Team Cap and Team Iron Man, their superpowers on showstopping display in a spectacular sequence at the Leipzig airport that benefits from flashes of humor and self-awareness, as well as Trent Opaloch's dynamic camerawork.
Hart saved more than Andrews's career; he forced Lerner to do numerous rewrites and recapitulated the lesson of his first hit, "Once in a Lifetime," by removing a pointlessly spectacular sequence while underscoring romance and cutting twenty minutes.
The latter part of the piece brings a brief, spectacular sequence in which brass sextets in each orchestra throw blazing chords to one another around the space, like alpenhorns resounding across valleys.
A long downward burrow is enlivened with a series of artificial narrative crises, each of which efficiently eliminates a crew-member, and halfway through there's another, spectacular sequence above ground thrown in, showing San Francisco's Golden Gate bridge collapsing - tacitly acknowledging that they're boring down there in every sense.
In another spectacular sequence six Paralympians bathed in golden light, each representing a different sport, fly above the audience.
One spectacular sequence was devoted entirely to images of the moon in the night sky: variations on a nearly abstract theme.
