Sentence examples for put in a scene from inspiring English sources

As a joke, I put in a scene showing Newton unable to sing.

"Private Eye is full of smut, but when we wrote a film a few years ago and the script editor wanted to put in a scene where the hero walked around the house naked, Ian was very against it.

"If Brontë actually tried to be realistic in a self-portrait, that might well have recurred in her mind when she was writing Jane Eyre, to put in a scene like that," says Harman.

You know, whenever Tallulah Bankhead had a Broadway show, she'd always put in a scene where she turns on the phonograph and plays a Louis Armstrong record.

(Laughs) Funnily enough, me and Alan Ball [True Blood's creator] have talked about putting in a scene where the vampires go to spray-tan booths, so they can blend in and look normal.

The actor tells Tom Brook about being taken seriously – and impersonating Tom Hardy in the sequel to The Trip. "Before Philomena, I'd just been seen as the go-to British guy to put in a funny scene in your film," says Steve Coogan in this interview with Tom Brook.

#policeline pic.twitter.com/qgrocR5XFq As the Metropolitan Police's bomb squad rushed to the scene, officers put in a 400 metre exclusion zone, closing some of London's busiest roads.

BAIER: Well, I've put in a lot of effort behind the scenes, talking to the Clinton folks to get those interviews.

"One of the things I learned re-watching these films is that Hughes puts in a scene completely untouched, that even lacks a lot of the flash of the rest of the movie, that says, 'This is the point of the film.

Now, the stranger turns out to be the hero, nice-guy Chris McCormack David Arquettee), but it's a bizarre scene to put in a picture.

I didn't confess that I could hardly reread Great Expectations as I hadn't ever read it in the first place; nor did I put in a wanking scene.