Sentence examples for even scenery from inspiring English sources

If the rural railways are still loss-making when that day comes, even scenery and sentiment will not be enough to keep them chugging.

Even the scenery gets played for laughs.

As it happens, Trials Evolution has great gameplay and even better scenery.

But even a scenery snob like me found the vistas extraordinary.

Even the scenery is harsher; the greenery from below the tree line disappears, replaced by a rocky, almost lunar landscape.

As the series progresses, viewers' suspicions and the need to find meaning grows, with even the scenery taking on strange qualities.

Grand, even panoramic scenery is frequent, including "The Delaware at Belvidere" (1860) by William Stanley Haseltine and "The Highlands at West Point" by Thomas Doughty.

Along with Sharon and Matt, just about everything in Mr. Folie's play, even the scenery, is ultimately treated to a series of "adjustments".

For one thing, how would such a modestly conceived tribute, with only eight actors and without a hint of spectacle -- or even much scenery -- fill a Broadway stage, much less meet the expectations of extravaganza-trained audiences?

Even the scenery in a Megan Abbott book is described as though you're witnessing something you shouldn't: a table of food at a party features a "glistening ham, pink as a newborn"; a girl practices a normal handstand, "her upturned face blooming with blood"; the vault table is a "womb," a "sloping tongue".

Today no theatre could operate without its computer assisted light and sound boards, and even the scenery is as likely to be moved by the push of a button as by stage hands - hence the farcical cancellation mid-interval of a performance of Peter Stein's Troilus and Cressida in Edinburgh this summer when the technology broke down and the back wall refused to budge.