Sentence examples for backdrop so that from inspiring English sources

At the time of the Royal Wedding of William and Catherine, then-Ambassador to the US Nigel Sheinwald and his wife Julia arranged for really tough-to-get premium label whiskeys and liqueurs as well as a cool photo backdrop so that guests could get souvenir pics making it look like they were 'there.' It will be interesting to hear what the Embassy arranges for the Queen's big cheer tonight.

Some sang in English, others in the original Russian, with just enough of their lines projected in English translation on a large video screen backdrop so that the audience could make sense of the antics and plot twists.

Before taking a picture, he plucked the backdrop so that it oscillated on the springs; the motion, combined with the long exposure time required, blurred the backdrop so that the patches would not be visible in the photograph.

We chose Downtown as our backdrop so that as we drove there would be constantly changing light but, as it was the holidays, the majority of these were "seasonal" and very colorful, which we did not want.

You may find that this is an inexpensive way of expanding your collection of colored backdrops, so that you can save money for buying more unusual photography backdrops as your business grows.

It involves the detectives in hot pursuit of a drug ring, as both the car and the story career through the streets of a backdrop so anonymous that it might as well be called Santa Metro.

Make that "geome-tricks" when it came to Vionnet's presentation against a backdrop so violently visual that it detracted from the clothes.

But I think it was politically advantageous, so that's the backdrop.

He peers at us from a backdrop so rich in gloom that it might as well be the nether depths of Hell — which, for anyone wishing to pinpoint Rochester's current location, remains the most plausible place to begin.

So, that's the grim economic backdrop I see for the markets in the years ahead.

The stage floor was a rotating platform divided in two by a backdrop curtain, so that while one group was playing the next could be warming up.