Sentence examples for match scenes from inspiring English sources

Towards the end of the match, scenes are interspersed with Carey standing alone in the ring belting the remainder of the song.

It is a directed movie in the sense that it seems to match, scene by scene and moment by moment, Anderson's plans, without having a life of its own.

Itoje made a spectacular arrival on the Test match scene, delivering an immense display in the Twickenham victory over Wales last month, while Kruis was viewed in many quarters as being unlucky to miss out on Six Nations player of the tournament honours, so effective were his performances.

But the emotional post-match scenes put the result into context, as Crows and Eagles players linked arms and stood in the middle of Domain Stadium for a minute's silence.

Many of them didn't take it too well and, of the 42 arrests made in violent post-match scenes, 41 of those who had their collars felt were home fans.

The battle scenes are brilliantly handled, and what we best remember are moments of horror: a mass suicide of trapped soldiers killing themselves with hand grenades, for instance, and matching scenes of an injured American being bayoneted by his Japanese captors and two Americans casually killing a pair of Japanese POWs.

Twelve subjects completed two tasks while undergoing fMRI: matching angry or fearful facial expressions, and matching scenes depicting fearful or threatening situations derived from the International Affective Picture System (IAPS).

Ugly post-match scenes at the Crown Ground saw Geohaghon confront fans who singled him out for abuse, whilst Gannon was ushered quietly out of the back door.

In contrast, setting out to demonstrate that the hippocampus would only be engaged when working memory limits were exceeded, Jeneson et al. (2011) found that patients with hippocampal lesions were impaired at matching scenes in a demanding continuous recognition task but, in a standard study-test task, they were only impaired at longer delays.

And the arrival on the test-match scene of Ben Stokes makes the abbreviation S for 'stokes' (in what sense I know not) more attractive than hitherto.

Pre-match scene setter: Our lucky man in the Florida sunshine is Paolo Bandini and here's his take on Super Bowl XLIII.