Sentence examples for changing of scene from inspiring English sources
Rodriguez-Lopez and Bixler-Zavala decided to adopt the word "volta", which Fellini had used in one of his books to describe the changing of scene or a turnaround in time within a cinematic context.
To better tuning the ATMV mechanism, the coefficient factor for bounding amount of allocated queue size of each state in the finite state machine should be dynamically adjusted according to the changing of major scenes in the video.
Selections from the ballet suite underscore scenes depicting the changing of the seasons from summer to autumn to winter.
'Amazing scenes outside Buckingham Palace,' squeaked Jane Hill, pointing at the standard amount of visitors watching the changing of the guard in mid-July.
From The House of Mirth (1905) to The Custom of the Country (1913) to her masterpiece The Age of Innocence, Wharton's subject was the changing scene of New York City, the foibles of its fashionable elites and the ambitions of the "new people" who, she felt, threatened its traditional culture.
As a photographer working in Mali just after independence, Malick Sidibé captured the spirit of the post-colonial nation's new identity, as seen through the changing scene of its capital.
Even though changing planes can be a bore, it's a change of scene and chance to walk and stretch".
Buckley interpreted that imagery as representing the change presented by the band's increasing success, as well as the changing music scene of group's Athens, Georgia hometown.
"However, the world's reefs are in peril," the president told the National Geographic Society as a projection screen behind him showed constantly changing scenes of ocean wildlife.
Some of his hymns found a lasting place in Protestant worship: "While shepherds watched," "Through all the changing scenes of life," and "As pants the hart for cooling streams".
