Sentence examples for present scenic from inspiring English sources

The exhibition also includes a replica Eidophusikon, a miniature theater that was once used to present scenic illusions accompanied by sound effects and music.

9 30 a.m. 5. Preserving Past and Present A scenic three-mile drive north on Highway 180 leads to the Museum of Northern Arizona (3101 North Fort Valley Road 928-774-5213 928-774-5213 928-774-5213topenp.m., except Thanksgiving, Christmas andaily Year's Day; admission is $5 fromadults, $4 for those 55 and over, $3 for students over 17 and $2 for children 7 to 17).

"Square Dance," by going furthest into pure form and presented without scenic adornment, currently produces the evening's most modern look.

Then another option presented itself: Scenic Hudson, an environmental group, offered to pay Mr. Nadeau $110,000 for the development rights to 80 acres as a way of permanently limiting the use of that land to agriculture without buying it outright.

When the first item is presented without a scenic structure, boundary extension does not occur (Intraub, Gottesman, & Bills, 1998).

Fairfax is one of several women whose "fluid and vulnerable" lives overlap from the nineteenth century to the present, orbiting around a scenic Italian villa and around its onetime owner, Ernest Beckett, "a dilettante, philanderer, gambler, and opportunist".

Twin Peaks, whose motto is "Eats * Drinks * Scenic Views," presents mountain lodge décor where its wait staff, almost exclusively female known as "Lumber Jills," wears lumber jack plaid bikini tops exposing the mid-section and no sleeves, very skimpy khaki shorts, and a smile.

In this amalgam of social history, literary study and memoir, the noted biographer tells the stories of Vita Sackville-West, Violet Trefusis and other women whose "fluid and vulnerable" lives overlap, from the 19th century to the present, and orbit around a scenic Italian villa and its onetime owner.

When working a high demand task in a red environment, performance was worse unless either a break or a scenic picture were present.

One recent morning the PepsiCo Theater was filled with schoolchildren attending a performance of "Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters," a brightly scenic folk tale presented by the Omaha Theater Company.

Along with scenic photographs, this exhibition presents versions of benches, urns, plaques and a sundial that punctuate the site.