Sentence examples for in which ben from inspiring English sources
Mr. Weiss was struck by a scene in which Ben is selling shirts outside Madison Square Garden when he's spotted by an old high school classmate who graduated from college and is flourishing in the traditional business world.
After the steer show (in which Ben and his steer, named simply Mr., finished out of the running), away from the scorching afternoon heat in a green-walled room beneath the grandstand, the Pie Ladies plied their age-old trade.
Mr. Prince's theatricality is of a piece with the landscape of a play in which Ben himself quotes Shakespeare and talks of attending the latest from Eugene O'Neill: Culture isn't just available to these characters; it exists as part of them.
The movie's one moment of superior clarity is a scene in which Ben and his friends go to a restaurant in misery after a bitter loss, only to see three Sox players dining there, enjoying themselves at the end of a hard but extremely remunerative day's work.
After a montage in which Ben knocks back lots of booze - pints then shots, then eyeball shots etc. - we see the night wind up with a dangerously intoxicated Stiller partaking of some dodgy late night food - a curry or kebab, I'm uncertain which - if it's a curry he will boldly and foolishly attempt to eat the hottest on the menu in a half-witted attempt to impress his ladyfriend.
A fight ensues in which Ben is forced to kill Management, leaving him a full understanding of his powers.
Gore Vidal, who wrote a draft of the screenplay, claimed to have envisaged a backstory in which Ben-Hur and Messala were lovers.
Karl Tunberg was one of the last writers to work on the script, and he cut out everything in the book after the crucifixion of Jesus, omitted the sub-plot in which Ben-Hur fakes his death and raises a Jewish army to overthrow the Romans, and altered the manner in which the leperous women are healed.
Nichols inspects a replay of the just completed scene in which Ben Kingsley, the leader of Shandling's planet, taps him for the procreative mission.
More recently, Williams appeared in the Night at the Museum movies, playing President Theodore Roosevelt in the comedies in which Ben Stiller's security guard has to contend with wax figures that come alive and wreak havoc after a museum closes.
In a narrow side gallery devoted mostly to artists' self-portraits and including striking works by Davis (1912), Oscar Bluemner (1933) and John Steuart Curry (1935), you'll find a 1939 painting in which Ben Shahn portrays himself wearing spectator shoes and taking photographs near a group of black-clad churchgoers.
