Sentence examples for blinding scene from inspiring English sources

Additionally, Ms. Walker said, it was important in the new version of the blinding scene that the horses be freer in their bodies.

Here the horses appear more frequently onstage from the beginning of the show than they did in the London version, and the blinding scene has become more complex and physical.

Timothy Wysoczanski, who was the first firefighter at the scene, described blinding smoke and scalding heat beating the men back again and again.

It seems equally true that things are known by the context a scene gives them, like blinding white sand on a tropical beach vs. snow on a mountain.

Scenes shift at a blinding rate from, say, an awards ceremony to a medical facility to a bedroom, all set to snippets of Amy Winehouse, Green Day, Led Zeppelin and the Beatles.

The curators want us to see this art with new eyes – no small task given the blinding familiarity of some of these scenes: rose-scented gardens, pink-cheeked girls reading beneath sun-dappled trees, music in the Tuileries, the opera, the ballet, the bar.

"They needed a blinding light effect at one point for the 'mirage' scene," he said.

My sentimentality about the early aughts is not so blinding that I fail to see how amazing the TV scene is now — I truly love where the evolution of the medium has brought us.

There is a cottage industry of investigative books on his death, which has also been the subject of works ranging from Marco Tullio Giordana's docudrama "Who Killed Pasolini?" to Elisabetta Benassi's installation "Alfa Romeo GT Veloce 1975-2007," which evokes the crime scene with a model of Pasolini's car (and blinding headlights that echo a moment from "Accattone").

Behind this was a projection of a street scene filmed before "Ye Music Shoppe," followed by a sequence of blinding white light flashes.

The scene is set: winter, cold, the dead beauty of the blinding landscape.