Sentence examples for made scenes from inspiring English sources

Hana made scenes, crawled to him on her knees, begged him to stay.

Mr. Marker already has his moments of immortality -- he has made scenes that are like hinges in the history of media.

Perhaps it sounds punishing – at four hours, it wasn't for the faint of heart – but what made Scenes brilliant theatre, I think, was its freedom.

Of course, it's no surprise that other photographers in New York made scenes from the city - the old Pennsylvania Station (Slide 1) or the Barclay-Vesey Building (Slide 7) - their subjects.

At her best, there was something of Evan S Connell's Mrs Bridge about Baccarin, which made scenes from the first two seasons – her reaction to her daughter's meltdown; being violently sexed by her husband – all the more amplified in their grotesquerie.

When he returned to composition, with "Essay" (1961), an organ work, he had come to terms with melody and established a harmonic style that moved freely between tonality and atonality, the combination that made "Scenes and Arias" seem so striking when it had its premiere in 1962.

She approached climax of made scene.

She makes scenes in church, and rushes on.

But actors are like that, he supposed; always making scenes.

I'm always changing it around, making scenes and setting it up to tell different stories.

They dream, think differently and make "scenes" (in a good way).