Sentence examples for given the scene from inspiring English sources

Given the scene at Heinz Field on New Year's night, that may change.

The actors had given the scene a useful tentativeness: the sexual bond between Ray and Claire was clear, but now something deeper was at stake.

We are then given the scene in the style preferred by the critic, a lyrical, sinuous passage about the young Marcel on a walk with his parents in Combray, followed by the translator's tauter, more direct version.

A bizarre image to have in my head but, given the scene, it's the only thing I can think of.

The Hakken used to be de rigueur at Gabba parties, but a new move called the Jumpstyle has given the scene a much-needed zillion volt jump-start.

To be discussing Floyd's in-game performance in any capacity is a relief, given the scene near the end of the Bears' loss to the Giants two weeks ago after he dived headfirst into defensive end Akiem Hicks' side.

The poems are so pared down that the story fragments we are given – the scene-settings, the tiny psychodramas – have an irresistible potency; they detonate at the touch: "The sun finally reaches the backroom window.

The fragility of the objects gives the scene its beauty.

Their presence gives the scene its veneer of reality.

But it also gives the scene a revolutionary implication.

The wooden planks of the bridge gave the scene a boardwalk feel.