Sentence examples for and in the scene from inspiring English sources

The hype around this engagement, both in the media and in "the scene," seems out of proportion to the potential for lift-off.

That song played during the opening credits of "The Departed" and in the scene where Jack Nicholson is driving to the climactic shootout.

Of course, she is always invited and In the Scene, one step beyond the 80's artists who used their celebrity to get On the List.

And in the scene that follows, the bass Samuel Ramey as the Grand Inquisitor, a fanatical cleric who intimidates the king into cracking down on all dissent, proved a chilling match for Mr. Pape's beleaguered king.

And, in the scene featuring a depressive yoga coach, who says of middle age that "you start to resemble a version of yourself that the work-experience boy at Greggs made out of pastry", there's coal-black comedy to burn.

I sang it very well, and in the scene in the second act, when they torture me, I had to scream, 'Victory, victory!' And then I do a very dramatic scene: I fall with my whole body onto the floor, but in this performance I fall onto my nose.

To mainstream whites it's a tight cohesion that can't but look, from outside the cultural window, like occlusion, clannishness (sic) and inbreeding, a kind of reverse snobbery about what's 'def' and 'fresh' and in-the-Scene that eerily recalls the exclusionary codes of college Societies and WASP-only country clubs".

One attendee in a V-neck sweater and tie took in the scene, alone and blissfully uninitiated.

Sip tequila and drink in the scene.

She slopes in, stops, and takes in the scene wearily.

"There was a group of us, including Sarah Daniels, Winsome Pinnock and myself, in the scene.