Sentence examples for favorite backdrop from inspiring English sources

(The station served as a favorite backdrop for television news crews reporting on the winds).

The photograph, which showed a young Mr. Libeskind posing before a haystack, echoed a similar photograph of the governor as a child (the haystack being a favorite backdrop of Eastern European immigrants), according to Mr. Libeskind.

A graffiti-covered wall near the court has become a favorite backdrop for portraits, and when Mr. Hoffman shows up to hand out prints of pictures taken on previous visits, other residents come by dressed especially for a portrait sitting.

Baltimore, the home of the hapless Orioles and a favorite backdrop for so-called realistic TV crime dramas, just happens to be one of the most wired cities in the country.

The marquee that is a favorite backdrop for tourists' snapshots is still an eyesore, perhaps even more so now that several nearby storefronts on 125th Street have been spruced up in response to the opening of the new Harlem U.S.A. shopping complex a block away.

Eric and Greg can offer a roomy kitchen with nine camera angles and a black-and-white patterned floor (which a location scout suggested they install), a favorite backdrop for Kellogg's Corn Flakes ads.

Another of de Grey's favorite backdrops for talking science is the nearest pub.

But Loughner's embrace of "Bodies" - at least as the backdrop to a favorite video - strikes a familiarly chilling chord: The Drowning Pool song served as the soundtrack to a double murder in Oakton, where in 2003, then-19-year-old Joshua Cooke cranked the throbbing tune on his headphones, walked out of his bedroom holding a 12-gauge shotgun and killed his parents.

These updates and organization tips can help you create a gorgeous backdrop for your favorite family moments, no major renovation required.

Set amid the same period and backdrop as the favorite The Devil in the White City, this book promises a cast of lively characters and a colorful look at turn-of-the-century Chicago, where not only a great city, but also a team of great artists, are striving to come into their own.

So the classical-music critics of The New York Times provide a partial backdrop by choosing favorites among the CD's of the keyboard works available.