Sentence examples for moving curtain from inspiring English sources

And if that weren't enough, once British troops climbed out of their trenches, a final "creeping barrage" of bursting shells would precede them, a moving curtain of fire riddling with shrapnel any surviving Germans who emerged from underground shelters to try to fight.

But the text always plays second fiddle to Ingo Gunther's playful score; Fritsch's brightly coloured design of telescoping flats and moving curtains that have a cheesy, acid-trip quality; and a staging that has its own distinct rhythms and is so cleverly structured it almost feels sculpted.

The intensity of the light gradually grows and the bands merge into a moving, luminous curtain.

Those devices are designed to form a sort of moving detection curtain so that police officers can be on the street interacting with the public as they seek to detect radioactive material.

An ingrained assumption that women only made homes for their families — Steinem did not first marry until she was in her sixties and has no children — kept her with moving boxes, curtain-less windows, and a persistent feeling of impermanence.

I started going to Plastic People when it moved to Curtain Road around 2000.

I was tripping balls when I moved the curtain to see my mother's face in the shadows.

The rebranding itself not only cost money to initiate, but also increased operating expenses, because cabin crew needed to move the curtain depending on the number of passengers on each class.

Ed Cooligan, the current CEO, will be moving behind the curtain to work with Elevation Partners, a major investor in Palm.

Mishaps occur, such as the curtain moving or opening, voices carrying and people peeking, so be on your best behavior until well out of earshot and sight.

Those that do perform in the evening -- including "Monty Python's Spamalot," "Mamma Mia" and what will be the final performance of "Sweet Charity" -- generally move their curtains up to 7 p.m. to allow audiences to escape.