Sentence examples for link scene from inspiring English sources

How much trouble is charming Rudd in after taking the Financial Times around her highly marginal constituency of Hastings & Rye (paywalled link), scene of recurring battles since 1066 – mostly against French raiders or Labour challenges?

It's hard to take the crude announcements of time changes that link scenes.

So many contemporary plays use a narrator to link scenes and establish an instant bond with the audience.

He tore the pages and put all the storylines in a row, then – as if playing cards – shuffled them into a different order and wrote new link scenes.

To get across the concepts behind the story in a digestible form, Kaufman invents two comic characters, "recruiters" from Washington, to link scenes and people.

They flit on and off screen, sometimes dressed as Skid Row natives but mostly dressed in glamorous matching outfits (my favourites are probably the blue polka numbers from the opening sequence) as they link scenes and story developments with songs full of rhythm – perfect for singing in the shower, which I still do frequently.

In May Turner Entertainment Networks unveiled TVinContext, which will link scenes in entertainment programs with related content in ads.

This seven-note beat was also used to link scenes within episodes, and to cut to advertisement breaks, for which it was accompanied by a zooming image of the Spectrum logo as designed by Tony Dunsterville of the art department.

It was like being handed a film with every linking scene missed out, and only the emotional crescendos left.

There are structural issues – an inelegant jump from Dumbo's first flight, witnessed only by two children, to his big-top aerial debut feels abrupt, as if a crucial linking scene was cut somewhere along the way.

Either a causally linked scene or an incoherent scene followed a cut in the incomplete videos.