Sentence examples for evolving scene from inspiring English sources

Now celebrating its 15th year, the mid-sized fjord-facing city of Stavanger has played host to a selection of international and local artists directly or indirectly related to the evolving scene we know as street art.

The rapidly evolving scene is a response to a series of drivers including population growth and urbanisation, both of which contribute to increased demand for livestock products.

Born in Portugal and currently based in Bordeaux, 17 year old Nidia is a dynamic artist bringing fresh ideas and vitality to the evolving scene.

"There's been an evolving scene of these type of gigs in Manchester as long as I've been here," says Simon Jay Catling of DIY promoters Grey Lantern.

The lights are programmed to cycle through 67 distinct colors — there are 10 shades of white, along with gray, blue, yellow, red and green — and varying levels of intensity, creating an evolving scene throughout the day and night.

Part of an evolving scene of urban running crews, they eschew what they call "rooster runs" to meet at night and run through far-flung neighborhoods in the city's five boroughs.

Yet this highly evolved scene stealer, who normally turns wherever he is standing into center stage, here seems more like an uncomfortable bystander (or sitter, since he is mostly in a wheelchair).

Framing circus within narrative appears to be a way of making it something more, but narrative circus – whether it's a traditional linear story or a continuum of evolving scenes which share tonal or emotional qualities – works best when it locates and amplifies what is already there: the intrinsic theatrical qualities of circus.

The other significant change since my first visit: the town's evolving culinary scene.

In this part of Marseille, the yellow buildings are an open canvas for this sprawling, evolving art scene.

In Kansas City, Mo., a city with an imaginative and evolving culinary scene, Port Fonda has drawn a dedicated following.