Sentence examples for its scene from inspiring English sources
So if anyone can hold a shield up to Toronto and its scene, it's Deko-ze, (aka Michael Babb), one of Toronto's most vicious cheerleaders and veteran DJs.
It didn't just improve its scene in terms of quality and competition, but also encouraged the community around it to grow and embrace new technology, while providing exposure to a grass-roots, almost punk-rock underground circuit.
IT is a photograph washed in sepia tones that lend its scene -- the 1930 lynching of Tommy Shipp and Abe Smith and an approving white mob -- an otherworldliness.
Word around town had it that the Sandbar's food played second fiddle to its scene, but a plate of crunchy, pepper-dusted calamari ($6.99) and a flaky mahi-mahi sandwich ($12.99) suggested otherwise.
But with its reputation for doing things differently, very cheap rents, and the ambition and optimism on show at events like Tech Open Air Berlin, the hope is that its scene will deliver on the buzz that has surrounded it for the past few years.
Only the Samsung offers full manual controls, and its scene presets are far more interesting.
It packs its scenes with accurate but vivid details.
It's impossible to discuss "Selma" without mentioning how timely it is in its scenes of protest and police brutality.
As with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, so much stronger in its second season than its scene-setting first, it happened with Parks and Recreation, which started to embrace its star's natural warmth instead of playing against it, creating America's most unlikely hit in the process.
In its scenes of disease it politely wrinkles its nose before hurrying on.
The Met will review its scene-of-crime procedures, the way it records crimes, its internal inspections and liaison between uniformed officers and the CID.
