Sentence examples for his scenery from inspiring English sources

"I don't think in Mielziner's lifetime his scenery was ever so lovingly created," concludes Webb.

His scenery for "Five Stone Wind" consisted of a cluster of hanging cords.

Peter Farmer's costumes are pretty, with Edwardian party dresses and sparkly tutus, but his scenery is drab.

Here, he complains that he wishes people would stop prancing around on the stage, as it distracts from his scenery.

Though he occasionally looks tired, his scenery chewing provides the movie with some of the heat that its card games fail to generate.

Mr. Brodsky wants to change his scenery by relocating each season, perhaps shifting to the Liberty Landing Marina on the Hudson River in Jersey City for 2009.

With a couple of sentences Ms. Hamilton effortlessly captures her father's sorcery as a set designer and the world of make-believe she and her siblings got to inhabit: his scenery-building studio, where there were "oil drums full of glitter" and "mountains of rolled black and blue velour" laid out like carpets.

However, USA Today felt his "scenery-chewing performance... is meant as comic relief, but this movie thunders along so seriously that the attempt at humor feels jarring".

Mark Sheppard was once again at his scenery-chewing finest this week, with his spectacular ode to HBO proving one of the season's highlights, let alone the episode's -- but he truly excelled in Crowley's quieter moments, when it seemed that the demon's humanity was actually returning.

However, he didn't stay long at the Bauhaus, and was always a somewhat solitary creator: he wrote his own texts, designed his own scenery, developed his own extensive teaching materials, etc.

His flat scenery is not so much painted as rubbed and scratched by charcoal on white paper.