Sentence examples for center of the scene from inspiring English sources

You have to look at a slightly different place for the center of the scene.

It is pointed at the center of the scene ("point to") where the model is located.

In his "Last Supper" from 1594, for example, "Christ is no longer at the center of the scene, and the table lies diagonally across the painting".

"So Ahmadinejad is putting it in the center of the scene in order to conceal the internal differences and huge domestic challenges they face".

House was born in Chicago and got its name somewhat incidentally, from a club at the center of the scene called The Warehouse.

At the center of the scene is James Paull, who lost the 1806 Westminster election, sitting cross legged as the fulcrum in a political tug of war.

Since both ASAR and PALSAR data sets have small off-nadir angles (23 and 38.7 degrees at the center of the scenes, respectively) they are mostly sensitive to vertical displacements.

The center of Matejce, the scene of some of the fiercest fighting, is a mess of broken and burned houses.

You can also set light metering to measure the center of the picture, the whole scene or a small spot in the middle, just as you would on serious digital single-lens reflex cameras.

Mr. Johnson moved to New York to be at the center of the art scene.

A major center of the folk scene was Allan Block's Sandal Shop at 171 West Fourth Street.