Sentence examples for hunt scenes from inspiring English sources
These hunt scenes are oddly relaxed, even frivolous in a chilly way; the criminals are simply getting down to work.
Minimal d?r evokes the Raj in black- and-white photographs; some diners may find the hunt scenes disturbing.
Pictures made in this technique reflect a taste for heroic hunt scenes and fights with wild animals, themes inspired from court art glorifying the ruler.
When he returned to France, Desportes decided that he could not compete successfully as a portrait painter and began to paint chase and hunt scenes, studies of dogs, and still-life pictures of flowers and fruit.
The many hunt scenes to be found in the earliest Arabic poetry one of the most notable is in Imruʾ al-Qays's muʿallaqah illustrate the love of this sport among the Arabs of the desert, one that continues to the present day.
The authors of [11] present a method for the detection of hunt scenes in wildlife footage.
Except for a moment in the hunt scene, she is set on a pedestal that makes her tower over both Aeneas and her subjects.
This is now the third Mariinsky staging I have seen in which a hunt scene includes a stuffed version of a dead animal (a deer in this case) so unconvincing that it elicits laughter from the audience.
In the December hunt scene on view at the Met, for example, the central figure, seen charging a wild boar, is probably a likeness of Charles's brother Ferdinand engaged in a ritualistic blood sport traditionally associated with monarchical bravery.
Finally, as they were about to pack up for good, the dramatic hunt scene unfolded (shown above).
