Sentence examples for scene built on from inspiring English sources
A D.I.Y. ideology seemed fused into Death by Audio's plaster, and the modest scene built on community support appeared, for a moment, sustainable.
Together, these albums sum up a moment in New York rock when promise collides with the limitations of a scene built on memories.
The world she depicts is one in which a speech before Parliament may be fuelled by wine; unionists plot to create financial panic, should reform fail to pass; and the social scene, built on enormous wealth, is marked by "the gossiping of the hostesses contributing the soprano voices to the choir of rumbling political basses.
Making a Tijuana art scene built to last.
Long scenes are built on one-barrel gags, like an extended "Entourage" takeoff in Episode 7 or the closeted Tobias's vanity plate — an alternate spelling of "a new start" — in Episode 5.
Nearly every scene is built on the impossibility of imposing order on the squirming mass of contradictions of human existence.
Its picturesque opening movement, an extended battle scene, is built on assertive shifting rhythms and changeable balances, and the finale, an expansive variation set, has a lurching episodic quality that makes it gripping for a listener but perilous to play.
Daniel Deronda (8 parts, 1876), in which George Eliot comes nearest the contemporary scene, is built on the contrast between Mirah Cohen, a poor Jewish girl, and the upper class Gwendolen Harleth, who marries for money and regrets it.
He added: "Lowry's a very English artist indeed, but in order to have the confidence to take on the industrial scene he built on his understanding of the French painting of modern life".
How Bristol's Music Scene Is Built On a Legacy of Sound System Culture.
The West Coast rap scene "was built on Nate Dogg," said Power 106 disc jockey Big Boy, who hosts a syndicated morning radio program on KPWR-FM (105.9).
