Sentence examples for move the setting from inspiring English sources

USA Network brass, worried the show would clash with its lighthearted fare, like "Psych" and "Monk," told him to move the setting to sun-kissed Miami.

Mr. Lustig decided to move the setting to the Edwardian period, which suggests to him a new freedom of thinking and advancement in the role of women.

Alex was thrilled with Graham's tantalizing opening, and begged him to finish the story, but he insisted that Graham move the setting from London to the still divided city of Vienna.

However, Kubrick did move the setting from early 20th-century Venice to present-day New York City, if only to show how Schnitzler's themes are still very much alive in present society.

That, however, made this Carmen an unusually good match for Carl Tanner's Don José; if it weren't for an Escamillo that knew how to move, the setting of this "Carmen" might be taken for an alternate universe version of Spain in which graceful movement was entirely unknown.

At the next luncheon, Helburn and Langner again proposed Liliom, suggesting that they move the setting to Louisiana and make Liliom a Creole.

Later they are pressed into service to move the set around.

She also compares nannies to "those figures at the back of a theater who move the sets around in darkness".

Do not move the set or camera unless going for a different view of it.

Mr. Joël moves the setting of the story from the mid-19th century to the 1920s.

Railing as ever against an unestablishable establishment: and moving the setting to the Lake District effectively moved the decades.