Sentence examples for in scene 2 from inspiring English sources

Faust's betrayal of Gretchen is left out, leaving the uninitiated to puzzle in Scene 2 as to why she is praying to the Virgin for comfort and rescue.

His big moment is in Scene 2 -- one of the most famous triumphal scenes in opera.

In Scene 2, for example, Joan, entrusted by her father to the Knight of Baudricourt for her protection, wants to leave on her mission.

In Scene 2, during a party at Nicias' well-appointed house, complete with solid-gold decorative palm trees, Athanaël appears, issuing apocalyptic threats to Thais, which Mr. Hampson sings chillingly.

In Scene 2, the two of you stroll along the High Line to Scene 3, Stephen Vitiello's "Bell for Every Minute," a sound installation (running until June) in which you are serenaded by bells he recorded all over New York.

But in Scene 2, when Chris (Traci Tolmaire), as she likes to be called now (1974), makes her entrance, she looks like Patty Hearst in that bank-robbery portrait.

The most moving episode of Mr. Mayer's "Rigoletto" comes in Scene 2. Instead of shifting the action to an alley outside Rigoletto's house, as the libretto indicates, Mr. Mayer keeps Rigoletto at the casino after everyone leaves and the lights are dimmed.

Raul Abrego's elegant, thoughtfully designed sets are framed by Moorish arches and dotted with allusions to colonial culture; Dorabella plays badminton by the seashore in Scene 2. The opening scene unfolds in a luxuriant Moorish bathhouse with turbaned assistants in attendance as Don Alfonso, smoking in a large tub, urges Guglielmo and Ferrando to doubt their girlfriends' faithfulness.

But you're Woman in Scene 34 with Tom Cruise, in a Steven Spielberg film.

In Scene 1, the Woman, in a glistening white robe, is in the midst of a rapturous dream.

Too many writers make the mistake of plunging right in — Scene 1. Ext: the home of the zany holmberg clan.