Sentence examples for in a famous sequence from inspiring English sources

In a famous sequence of cuts, Mr. Thatcher, Charles Foster Kane's guardian, is seen exclaiming, "Merry Christmas . . . and a Happy New Year!" There is a jump of nearly two decades in the middle of the phrase.

Robeson appears in a famous sequence from the 1936 film "Show Boat," in which he had a small part with a big song about the harsh life of black Southern dockworkers.

The prestigious Abercrombie & Kent tour company has organized more than a dozen packages for New Year's, including one where the finale is held in a Bedouin banquet tent in the "lost city" of Petra, Jordan (featured in a famous sequence in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade).

In a famous sequence, Regan vomits on a priest.

He removes his feet from the bent shackles, and in a famous sequence, escapes through the woods while being chased by bloodhounds.

The West is still raw, violent, and sex-starved (the movie has a famous sequence — a wedding in a whorehouse, in which the groom's brothers think that they can sleep with the bride).

In 1610 the cartographer John Speed produced a famous sequence of pictorial maps of the towns of North Wales, including their castles and town defences, which have become iconic images of the sites at the turn of the 17th century.

A farmhouse family is besieged, a famous sequence from John Ford's The Searchers that was the basis for a conscious homage sequence in Sergio Leone's Once Upon A Time In The West.

A newscaster is heard using the phrase "mighty hand of fate," an allusion to the wonderfully portentous voice-over by William Conrad, who each week spoke of fate and flight in a famous introductory sequence.

It's Gene Kelly in the most famous sequence in Stanley Donen's Singin' In The Rain (1952).

It's based on a single famous sequence in the 1953 film of that name, the long-held shot of Marilyn Monroe walking into the distance as the camera focuses on her undulating posterior.