Sentence examples for scene capturing from inspiring English sources

Troughton is equally fine in this scene, capturing the character's naked defencelesness when his certainties are eroded.

Upon turning professional, he cut a belligerent swathe through the domestic scene, capturing the English super-middleweight title in his tenth bout and the Commonwealth strap two fights later.

She later trained her camera on the players in the '70s art scene, capturing its decadence with a gimlet eye as she photographed happenings in SoHo, and Andy Warhol and Deborah Harry at Studio 54.

Intensely focused and extremely brief (most run a few pages), they begin by cutting cinematically into the middle of a scene, capturing a full sense of an individual's life, and end with a sense of that life falling off a cliff.

Of course, there was a catchy wedding hashtag (#jofia) and photographers on the scene, capturing the well-curated nuptials.

Both from overseas and the U.S., a fresh crop of boy bands has burst onto the scene, capturing the attention of a whole new generation of super-fans.

Another scene captures Mr. Hanson's attention.

But if any scene captures the reality of the new Lib Dem leader's life it is this.

When Jane takes a washcloth to bathe Maudie, though, the scene captures the essence of the work.

In the filmmaker's minds, the scene captured Franklin's gift for inspiring people, not just to be Olympic champions but to be more caring, connected people.

In the winters of the 1860s and '70s, ice skaters flocked to the Pond, a scene captured in a vivid and popular Charles Parsons lithograph, published by Currier & Ives.