Sentence examples for enter a scene from inspiring English sources

They tend to enter a scene with a manic energy, a determination to prove their zany inventiveness.

"It's much easier to exit a scene through a window than it is to enter a scene through a window," Mr. Schall said.

As a vintage interpreter of the role of Lady Billows in Albert Herring she has only to enter a scene to steal it.

Tending to slither rather than merely enter a scene, Huntley, tall and noodle thin, asks questions about murder with a slightly miffed murmur.

You enter a scene with Sarah and it's game on.

"If someone complains of a foul odor, you can be sure an Arab stooge is about to enter a scene.

Michael Cera enters a scene like a soft breeze.

— Every time the main character enters a scene, you should assume that he first turns to you and winks.

— For a similar reason, every time the villain enters a scene, you should assume that he has an interesting personality and does interesting things.

It's hard to see, when you walk into the Chinese painting galleries at the Met these days, that you're entering a scene of catastrophe, with lives about to be lost right before your eyes.

The mood, many said, was reverential: Daniel Day-Lewis, as Lincoln, was called the president even when he wasn't in front of the camera, and when radios crackled with word that he was entering a scene, the set went quiet.