Sentence examples for flashback pictures from inspiring English sources
Cyrus notably avoids specifically naming her former television series Hannah Montana, instead calling it "my show" when flashback pictures of her earlier career was shown, presumably to distance herself from the franchise.
People flashback to pictures of me when I was 12 and say 'Kylie's so different,' but how can I look the same from 12 to 18?'" Jenner clearly chose her words carefully, considering lip injections don't require going "under the knife".
"They have nightmares or flashbacks to pictures or scenes.
Midwinter's chapters alternate between the first-person narratives of Landyn and Vale, each of them adding little by little, in flashback, to the picture building up of the period in Kabwe and what happened there.
"I think even Mike Summerbee might be having a Rooney flashback, judging by that picture," suggests Justin Kavanagh.
Part of the Cuban's dolorous story is revealed in flashbacks throughout the picture, though it becomes hard to keep track of what's taking place as his beard appears and vanishes in both the past and the present.
There are several flashbacks in the picture, and nearly every one uses a different animation style and visual look (the opening prologue is basically a Chinese shadow puppet show), which works both stylistically and narratively.
Made on a budget of £500,000 in a small studio in London's East End but with sounds recorded on the streets of Italy, the picture unfolds in flashback from the 1610 deathbed of the painter (a brooding, dangerous Nigel Terry).
The best is The Day the Earth Caught Fire, one of British cinema's liveliest nuclear angst pictures, which unfolds in flashback from a world filmed through a golden filter to suggest it's about to ignite.
There is at least one third-act image, during a key flashback, that is just horrifying in its implications, and the picture is all the more potent for what it merely suggests at key junctures.
