Sentence examples for consider this scene from from inspiring English sources

Consider this scene from the first days of L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon.

To properly understand the yin and yang of Ms. Harris's iconic stature these days, consider this scene from West Palm Beach last night.

On the other hand, consider this scene from a previous chapter, when Limonov has just had a television delivered to help him learn English: When they turn it on, Solzhenitsyn appears, the sole guest on a special talk show, and one of Eduard's cherished memories is having fucked Tanya in the ass under the bearded prophet's nose as he harangued the west for its decadence.

To get a sense of how edgy a career in sociology can be, consider this scene from the life of William Sims Bainbridge.

Consider this scene from Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird.

Consider this scene: A stylish conference room high above gleaming new Times Square.

She does not consider this scene real.

We need to consider this scene: It's July 1914.

Consider this scene with Gloria's father, Mr. Bruno Demasi.

And she has won a younger age group — those over 45, as opposed to only getting those over 65. 11 30 p.m. | Pity the Poll Workers: The Times's Andy Jacobs reports from Cleveland: Those considering why so few votes have been counted from Cleveland might want to consider the scene from Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, where workers are still swamped in paper ballots.

Consider another scene from the same story: the foreign narrator has finally made it to the ear doctor — it wasn't easy, she gets delayed by "riddles" such as "A pair of ice skates and a clock lay side by side, as though challenging me to guess their relation.