Sentence examples for contemplating the scene from inspiring English sources

Contemplating the scene below, Everett leans against the banister, and his head pops between them.

Meanwhile Mr. Slovis was contemplating the scene in which the electromagnet is turned on, sending anything metal in the evidence room whizzing at the wall.

As I sat there contemplating the scene that lead to my first pistol whipping, I heard the car pull back up.

In the early morning half light, Ajad Miccoli stops his scooter on his way to work and contemplates the scene unfolding across the scruffy, shuttered-up bay.

This morning on the BBC Today programme, on the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, Jim Naughtie, standing beneath Lutyens' Thiepval Memorial, asked Justin Welby what thoughts came to mind as they contemplated the scene.

I feel moved when I contemplate the scene when the broken Burgo, living abroad because he has gambled everything away, has to be rescued from his debts by Glencora's austere but chivalrous husband, Plantaganet Palliser, future Duke of Omnium: on condition the wastrel remains in a small German town where there is no public gaming-table.

High in the saddle of his big bay mare Susannah, Jerry Martinez paused in the midst of his 150-mile horseback ride from Eagle Pass to San Antonio to contemplate the scene around him: Sixty other riders were strung out along U.S. 57, a slim ribbon of pavement that stretched endlessly ahead, undulating across low hills of South Texas brush country before disappearing into a slate-gray horizon.

Children will enjoy contemplating the serene scenes to the cadence of the archaic language in the text.

She contemplates the prospect with horror.

The production contrasts dances celebrating the energy and formal beauty of Bach with introspective scenes contemplating the passing of life.

After lunch on Fredericksburg's Telegraph Hill, I ask them to sit alone and think about Robert E. Lee's poignant words about the nature of battle — "It is well that war is so terrible, lest we should grow too fond of it" — that he muttered as he contemplated the bloody scenes unfolding below him.