Sentence examples for moving backdrop from inspiring English sources
For a while when she was eight, her field of vision was filled with "a constant, moving backdrop of tiny skulls".
Birds, especially the scarlet ibis, weave the book's multiple storylines together and provide a moving backdrop for a story that celebrates the often overlooked courage, loyalty and competence of children.
On clear days it has a continually moving backdrop of ferries and tugboats churning white lines of foam through Victoria Harbor below and views out to the Kowloon hills and the new bridge over Stonecutters Island.
A large diorama forming a moving backdrop, along with a dozen brightly painted flats, set up sight gags: among rules posted in the Bellevue emergency room are "No Whining" and "No Bleeding on the Floor".
Frank Torre had a heart transplant the day before the Yankees won the 1996 World Series, an ordeal that served as a moving backdrop to Joe Torre's first title.
(Bob Mackie in the '80s — who knew?) And then it's back into the season: an agreeable "Nutcracker" medley segues into "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," a perennial since the first "Spectacular," in 1933, followed by the spirited "New York at Christmas," with lovely moving backdrops, a Rockettes-packed Gray Line double-decker tour bus and a Central Park skating rink.
Nijinsky stands, with his back to us, moving toward the backdrop very slowly.
He said: "I'm moving against the backdrop of a deteriorating situation within the Church of England.
They positioned themselves among the racks of bras, underpants, nightgowns, and foundation garments — black-cloaked figures moving against a backdrop of purples, reds, and innumerable shades of pink.
Hostage-taking is a business, a speculative one, fueled by people like me — the wandering targets, the fish out of water, the comparatively rich moving against a backdrop of poor.
Moving from this backdrop, the book assesses incentives in four areas: plea bargaining, education, recruitment of subjects for medical research, and the conditions for the granting of loans from the International Monetary Fund.
