Sentence examples for approaching a scene from inspiring English sources

One set of ads depicts an Air Force helicopter approaching a scene of destruction after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake that has trapped dozens of survivors.

Officers approaching a scene should ask, "How do you slow it down?" said Tom Wilson, a former Anne Arundel County officer now working with PERF.

Does it change the way you approach a scene?

But, for real film nerds (e.g. me), it's just interesting to hear what's going through Hawkes' mind as he approaches a scene.

There is nothing approaching a sex scene in the book, and Wells minimizes Ann Veronica's crime against the institution of marriage by making clear that Capes is separated from his wife.

In Mickelson's cavalcade of disappointment at the Open, he often approaches a closing scene like this with a lead.

Photograph: Glyn Kirk/AFP/Getty Images 2.00pm BST Armoured personnel carriers approach a crime scene near Melk in Austria.

Hansen-Løve says she never asks herself how he would approach a particular scene: there's no point.

A few minutes later, fire sirens were heard and several engines had to make a broken‐field run against that line of waiting cars to approach a fire scene across the street.

It also pops up a window to offer "stronger guidance" to "never approach a crime scene, interfere with an incident, or get in the way of police," as the app's description states.

It also pops up a window to offer "stronger guidance" to "never approach a crime scene, interfere with an incident, or get in the way of police," as the app's description states.