Sentence examples for formed the scene from inspiring English sources

The Three O'Clock were one of the bands from Los Angeles who formed the scene known as the "Paisley Underground", a term first used in late 1982, coined by Quercio himself to describe his own band, the Dream Syndicate, the Rain Parade and an all-woman quartet called the Bangs, later to change their name to the Bangles.

Living things as varied as white-tailed deer, turkey vultures, moths and plankton are rendered in different colors and densities to form the scene.

Aleem Maqbool reports form the scene.

Roger McGough, Brian Patten, Willy Russell and a long-haired John Peel formed the 'Liverpool scene' here in the 1960s.

In 1971 he and several other musicians formed the Seldom Scene, whose weekly performances at the Birchmere Music Hall in Alexandria, Va., enhanced the capital area's reputation as a haven for progressive bluegrass music.

He wrote, "Towering mountains formed the backdrop of the scene.

He learned that Kali was a gatekeeper to the secret "topsite" servers that formed the backbone of the Scene.

When, in the famous Almeida production of 1992, Diana Rigg's Medea killed her children, the metal sheets that formed the backdrop of the scene clattered deafeningly to the floor and the bloodied corpses of the children were revealed.

A new generation of clubs like Danny Rampling's Shoom, Nicky Holloway's The Trip and Paul Oakenfold's Spectrum formed the nucleus of the scene in the capital, along with Manchester's Hacienda and Sheffield's Jive Turkey up north, but for a short while it still felt like the best kept secret.

Two days after the attack, a sea of flowers had formed at the scene of the shooting.

This formed the basis for the scenes we wrote, the improvisations we concocted and the finished play (later reshaped as Too Much Punch for Judy, which has been performed 5,428 times in 14 countries).