Sentence examples for crucial sequence from inspiring English sources

"S.W.A.T". is mostly standard-issue muddle, right down to setting a crucial sequence in the Los Angeles subway.

In one crucial sequence, Ben Wallace, the N.B.A.'s defensive player of the year, was guarding Paul Pierce, one of the league's best offensive players.

Harvick had the driving talent today during the most crucial sequence of the race to move past Jamie McMurray, a rookie making his first Brickyard 400 start.

In my novel A Foreign Country, it was necessary to set a crucial sequence deep in the English countryside so that the principal characters were thwarted by feeble mobile reception.

In a crucial sequence, with less than six minutes remaining, the Jaguars offense kept the ball for less than a minute, punted it back poorly, and allowed a twenty-yard return.

Almodóvar was attracted by the female characters and by a crucial sequence involving strangers on a train he says he had always wanted to shoot on a train, as Hitchcock had famously done.

In contrast, on "Homeland," the literal, and often fairly graphic, sex scenes are the crucial sequences.

Instead, they assert, an analysis of Celera's paper shows that the private group incorporated crucial sequences already developed by the public effort to complete its map.

But individual monologues seem oddly disconnected in a movie that "feels unglued, as if crucial sequences had been left on the cutting-room floor" (Holden).

(This is the only stage production Ive seen in which the interruptions of audience cellphones seemed to be less an offense than another random element in the mix.) The crucial sequences from the movie are recreated, but too many of them lose their impact in the stage version, which comes to feel slack and shapeless.

We describe the design and implementation of an interactive system which is able to reproduce in realtime one of the crucial sequences from the short movie "The Parthenon" presented at Siggraph 2004.