Sentence examples for scenario made from inspiring English sources

An unlikely scenario, made less likely if accompanied by a muffin or some-such other nutritional hand grenade.

The choreographer Lew Christensen, following Lincoln Kirstein's scenario, made a nice little comedy that leaves traces of fantasy in the mind.

It was impossible to banish the thought, even in the midst of that day's horror and confusion, that the attacks themselves represented a movie scenario made grotesquely literal.

The scenario made it all the more puzzling that Brisbane struggled so badly at ground level, with the majority of St Kilda's goals coming from zippy work at contests or sloppy Lions turnovers.

Among the near-endless stream of newsworthy quotes to have come out of the US Presidential race, Cruz's doomsday scenario, made at the Republican candidates' debate on 6 February, is one of the more apocalyptic.

In resonant periods, Trevor-Roper establishes how, after the failure of the bomb plot of 20 July 1944, the Führer retreated further and further into his bunker, the secure catacomb beneath the Reich chancellery, from which Hitler could direct his last stand, the Götterdämmerung scenario made famous in movies such as Downfall.

So here's the scenario making Israeli heads throb.

The scenario makes sense, but there's something tired in the execution.

No scenario makes private ownership of wild animals reasonable or fair.

This scenario makes the romantic notion about living your dreams terrifying.

He said he invented the "rosy scenario," making optimistic assumptions about future growth, inflation and interest rates.