Sentence examples for enormous backdrop from inspiring English sources

The first thing Sheffield sees of Justin Timberlake is his giant silhouette on an enormous backdrop.

While the enormous backdrop looks like an aerial map, it is instead a painting of a dress pattern, with circles and straight and dotted lines.

In her collection, which she presented Wednesday night against an enormous backdrop of a Fauvist painting, Ms. Sui seemed to transform herself from a club habitue who always knew what was happening below 14th Street to a mature designer whose inspirations might be a Ken Russell film or a rococo palace.

For instance, on opening night, "Summerspace," from 1958, features a relatively formal and structured style, accompanied by a Morton Feldman score, an enormous impressionistic backdrop and bright costumes designed by Robert Rauschenberg.

It featured an extraordinary artifact from "The Clock" — the enormous painted backdrop that was used as a stand-in for the cavernous halls of the late, lamented Penn Station, demolished in 1964.

He brought in many signature high-tech and surrealist elements, like an enormous LED screen backdrop (cue the flying doves and celestial imagery), floating lampposts and trapezes.

His shouting of thoughts into an enormous microphone with the backdrop of boisterous Bantams supporters made for great, if slightly unhinged, viewing.

Ms. Damrau sang fluidly and expressively, conquering the coloratura hurdles while enacting Mr. Pelly's athletic staging, set in the first act against a backdrop of enormous maps.

These legal moves come against a backdrop of enormous uncertainty at Ibrox, with a statement on drastic cuts to the playing squad imminent.

From the castle ramparts, look out to sea and you will see the wide expanse of Vasco da Gama beach, spreading out for several kilometres against the backdrop of enormous cranes in the busy port beyond.

Consider Reggie Evans's basketball career as a play in three acts, three intimate conversations staged against three distinct backdrops: an enormous arena in Seattle, a small gymnasium in Kansas, a county jail in Pensacola, Fla.