Sentence examples for notable scene from inspiring English sources

In one notable scene from the first episode of the show, Joseph, his third employee, bakes four hog skulls in Ms. Ross's oven, with disgusting results.

In one especially notable scene, Israeli soldiers could be seen hoisting their guns (just paint-ball guns, the Israelis said) in preparation for the raid.

The only notable scene is one in which a baby is stoned to death … In the middle of it all, I found myself succumbing to a huge yawn," he writes, somewhat implausibly.

Shakespeare's version of the battle presents a notable scene that comes immediately after Henry's soliloquy.

Another notable scene in the music video was a nose being chased by a surgical scalpel, which was reference to Jackson's plastic surgery being criticized by the media.

Many of the people he kills particularly, in an early notable scene, a child carrying a bomb are carried out with pure intentions.

It was among several notable scenes in an evening of frustration for the Mets, who — despite getting 12 hits — lost their second consecutive game.

It's in the title, of course; the ensemble also suits up in woolen jackets in the style of those worn in the film, and on occasion it strikes poses that recall notable scenes.

Most will remember the interrogation of Mr Memory at the London Palladium at the end of The 39 Steps, but the moment the evil Professor Jordan reveals his identity by lifting his hand to show his missing finger, and the rousing speech Hannay gives at a political meeting, are two other notable scenes.

Similarly, the sudden popularity of fellatio in TV drama towards the end of the last century – with notable scenes in This Life (BBC2, 1996) and Queer As Folk (Channel 4, 1999) – was that the act seemed visually daring, and infuriated puritans, but with the penis conveniently unseen.

Scorsese's powers of recall weren't limited to summoning plot turns or notable scenes or acting performances; his gray matter bulged with camera angles, lighting strategies, scores, sound effects, ambient noises, editing rhythms, production credits, data about lenses and film stocks and exposure speeds and aspect ratios.