Sentence examples for related scene from inspiring English sources

He would start by meditating on a chapter, chosen from a copyright-free 1861 English translation by J. M. Rodwell, before transcribing it and painting a related scene.

The marvel of this shot isn't just its choreographed action, but also that each zone of activity represents, much as in a religious triptych, a related scene in a single narrative.

Chris Carter described the opening scene in which Scully discovers the truth about death, sadness, and sorrow as "a way he would never imagined an X-Files episode to begin with", and that the related scene with Scully's tombstone was "a soft but beautiful opening" that "sets up the episode in a frightening way".

First the 'star' object unit and related scene units are activated (shown in green color), followed by the 'sector' object unit and related scene units (shown in red color) and finally the 'cross' object unit and related scene units (shown in dark red color).

By clicking on a character, you get all the scenes in which that character appears, as well as related scenes.

But it is fascinating, sometimes grimly so, with Clark relating scenes from a relationship with a drugged-up Young Lover.

The poems run on the volatile fuel of the unsaid: roughly a third relate scenes from the life of Chiasson's absent father, a priest, but only once does an explicit reproach surface on the page: "What kind of game is this, your going away forever, / Sending word, years later, that you'd died?" No Place to Hide, by Glenn Greenwald (Metropolitan).

Like such memoirists, Assadi sometimes relies too heavily on the book's seductive subject matter in the story's second half, quickly relating scenes from parties and fights and drug trips, as though the meaning and feeling behind these experiences were self-evident.

Once you know her particular likes in the area of comedy, try quoting lines from a show, or relating scenes that are particularly funny.

So I went through this work briefly and have time now to speak about a study that's more related to scene understanding and then a trigger to know something about objects and their functionality around us.

Second, having a real-time system allowed us to plan future interactive experiments where conditions related to scene changes can be experienced as they occur.