The best story was the exodus scene in the Ten Commandments.
He added that he had found it ironic that the Hebrews in the Exodus scene were actually "Egyptian army guys" marching to a tune that DeMille decreed should sound like "Onward Christian Soldiers".
In the exodus scene following the flood, 300 bullock carts, 200 farmers and many horses, tractors and ploughs were used.
On a Saturday, post-Hamptons exodus, the scene was calmer, the patio populated by just a handful of diners under orange umbrellas, enjoying white-wine-steamed mussels with herb-flecked golden fries and cocktails like the Rialto — a sweet-and-sour mixture of dark rum, tea syrup, pineapple, and bitters.
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Every day, they shared an hour-long ride on the A train, which Lethem recalled as "a mind-blowing exodus from the local scene through the entire length of Manhattan up to a Hundred and Thirty-fifth Street".
It's not as though anyone in Berlin really needed proof, last week, that the city's once-hip central Mitte neighborhood had officially jumped the shark — two years' worth of boutique hotel and Mavi-store openings, plus skyrocketing rents and a mass exodus of the gallery scene, had all been fairly obvious clues.
In the season-two finale "Exodus", Beeman directed the scene where Lana shows up at the Kent barn before Lex's wedding to Matthew Good's "Weapon".
In December, they led an exodus from Avenue to start Scene.
9. Scene describing the exodus at the beginning of the war, and how all the people left Paris as the German soldiers approached the city, and how my parents and sisters and me walked carrying suitcases on the roads of Normandy with thousands of other people, and how we saw French soldiers in retreat, and also how we saw dead people when the enemy airplanes fired at us with machine guns.
In "Monsieur Rose," written after the invasion, Némirovsky seems to be trying out characters and scenes for the exodus of French civilians depicted in "Suite Française".
