Sentence examples similar to flash across the scene from inspiring English sources

The music crescendos as words flash across the scenes: "So-called peaceful protest!" A montage of foreign press clippings critical of China — nothing but "rumors, all speaking with one distorted voice".

New Italian restaurants flash across the L.A. scene every year.

Britten's clarinets in "Die Forelle," for example, flashed repeatedly across the scene like sunlight on water, distracting from the trout's death-throes in the text.

Ms. Collins made her New York debut in 1949, dancing in her own choreography on a shared program at the 92nd Street Y. John Martin, dance critic of The New York Times, described her as "the most exciting young dancer who has flashed across the current scene in a long time," calling her style an eclectic mix of modern dance and ballet.

This interrelationship is plain to see in "The End of St . Petersburg (1927), a film commissioned for the 10th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution, in which Vsevolod Pudovkin makes his Great War scenes flash across the screen like blasts from a flamethrower.

The words "Memories of Melodrama" flash across the screen in blood-red lettering, before the scene transitions to aerial shots of New York City.

No newsmen swarm across the scene.

As he speaks, scenes from the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange flash across the screen, followed by a street sign that says Wall Street.

As the lyrics for Enya's "Only Time" track flash across the lower-left corner of the screen (is she really speaking Elvish?), two floundering VR hands probe through the scene.

Mr. Silverman put on his flash and waded into the scene.

The words "Everything else can wait" flash across the screen.