Sentence examples for scene closely from inspiring English sources

A Hong Kong online magazine that follows the scene closely has a smart take: emigration.

At one point he described a scene closely resembling the location of Jennifer Cardy's death.

Scanning the scene closely was Flint Beamon, 36, a director of events and lifestyle brands for a public relations company that gives its employees Fridays off in summer.

For anyone watching the auction scene closely, this seemed inevitable.

He's the organizer of Plugg, the European Web 2.0 Conference, and has followed the European startup scene closely.

However, the same-day twist on the recipe-kit model isn't entirely new, especially for those following the UK startup scene closely.

There's also a trip to the underworld, though it feels slightly wan, at least compared with the perilous and deeply felt scene it closely resembles from Philip Pullman's "Amber Spyglass".

The show's earliest pictures are canvases from the 30's, including a painting of a nude in a life drawing class, a comical self-portrait and a swimming hole scene; they closely resemble Avery's flattened representational paintings.

Is it seasonally appropriate?' " Indeed, when Sara's group (having named themselves and their brand Déclaration) visited Hermès on Fifth Avenue on a Thursday to find real-life examples of trends, the scene more closely resembled spies doing reconnaissance than camp friends on a shopping spree.

But while the scene onstage closely resembled a Cultural Revolution-era performance, the audience members -- mostly middle-aged and stylishly dressed, casually taking cell-phone calls, slurping Cokes and licking ice cream bars as the opera proceeded -- were decidedly Shanghai 2000.

When I started to look at the scene more closely, I noticed that at the base of the rock was a graffitied double arrow, almost certainly a reference point for some refugee boat, which is one of the reasons why the place was so heavily patrolled by the army.