Sentence examples for scene close to from inspiring English sources

I was lucky to have this kind of exotic crime scene close to me.

Collins plays her role in a commendably quiet way, and the best parts of the movie including a bizarre feeding scene close to the end come straight from Noxon's life.

A police dragnet around the killing scene, close to the French borders with Switzerland and Italy, has focused on a search for a green sport-utility vehicle and a motorcycle said by witnesses to have been seen leaving the alpine forest at about the time that the killings occurred.

Hours later, bloodstains still marked the pavement as white-clad forensics experts combed the scene, close to downtown hotels as well as government buildings including parliament.

We define foreground as the part of the scene closer to the camera that occludes other objects and background to be the part of the scene farther from the camera partially occluded by the foreground.

When Caravaggio arrived in Rome in the 1590s, a young man from northern Italy with little money and no reputation, he concentrated on scenes close to the violent semi-criminal life he led.

But within hours, officers using dogs and wielding batons and an apparently powerful pepper-based spray had forced demonstrators out of the road tunnel they had barricaded, chasing them into a nearby park in chaotic scenes close to government offices and the main protest zone in Admiralty.

This shades into full-on scenes close to a "real" performance with workers and characters merging, like the raucous afternoon party at a love nest for Tom and his married mistress, in which everyone is drinking and laughing and papers go flying everywhere.

As the crowds were dispersed shortly after midnight, another man was shot close to the scene of Mr Brown's death.

Train lines close to the scene were also shut down.

Officials confirmed two bodies were found with bullet wounds close to the scene of clashes on Wednesday.