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Discover LudwigThe phrase "on the first scene" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to convey the location or setting of an event or action taking place in a story or performance. Example: "As the curtains opened on the first scene, the audience was transported to a beautiful garden filled with vibrant flowers and chirping birds."
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Just about everything in "King Lear" depends on the first scene.
In the end, keeping the title felt like a feminist statement I could make before the lights even went up on the first scene.
The spatial relation between the laser scanner and the cameras is calculated on the first scene.
The calibrations between the individual cameras and the point cloud are calculated on the first scene.
In this experiment, the system is calibrated on the first scene.
On the first scene, a dash through a Casino, he knocked over a waitress.
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The chemistry between our lead actors was so good, people were tearing up on set during the first scene on day one.
When the lights come up on the second scene, the sisters are engaged in a stilted conversation about the blinding of Gloucester: GONERIL: I'm a bad person.
Workers constructing the tunnel were one of the first on scene at the crash site.
On the second day, scenes at a high school were filmed; artificial rain was made.
On the first day, performance scenes were filmed inside the Sommet Center (now named the Bridgestone Arena), and involved pyrotechnics.
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