Sentence examples for cardinal scene from inspiring English sources

The cardinal scene of his fantastical biography, the Beuysian Ur-myth, took place in 1944, when he was involved in a near-fatal plane crash.

But the curve ball was his enemy, and he saw the futility of continuing as a Cardinal shortstop hope when Marty Marion suddenly appeared on the Cardinal scene as their prize rookie.

It was an extraordinary scene: cardinals mingling with young Yeshiva men arguing over laws of the Talmud (women study separately).

But behind the scenes, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who led the public charge against the measure, spoke out in a heated meeting of bishops in 2010 and advocated a highly unorthodox solution: that the church in Argentina support the idea of civil unions for gay couples.

"In a lot of sketch shows," says Cardinal, "you're filming a scene in a cafe, and it's just a generic cafe.

The film, which was shot on location in Lourdes — one scene features Cardinal Roger Mahony, the archbishop of Los Angeles, leading a prayer service — is largely organized around the rituals of pilgrimage.

As a cardinal sliced through the scene before me, I was then drawn to some dying leaves.

A cardinal orientation bias in scene-selective visual cortex.

Juvarra studied in Rome (1703 14) under the architect Carlo Fontana and was commissioned to design scenes for Cardinal Ottoboni's theatre in the Cancelleria Palace.

The cardinal rule that cut scenes should be used for exposition and character development, and not action sequences, is routinely violated.

Ducks, cardinals and country scenes are popular, but a drive around the neighborhood reveals dozens of creative variations on the same basic design: mailboxes shaped like tractors, Greek temples, dogs, locomotives, red barns and one cheerful cow with its tail facing toward the road.