Sentence examples for scene demand from inspiring English sources

So DSI Stella Gibson is a welcome example of smarter dressing for professional working detectives – both sexes might take note – and although not everyone is going to favour the heels she wears to every crime scene, demand for those silky blouses is on the rise.

"My husband was knighted," Rose announces in one scene, demanding to be addressed as Lady Randall.

Straight-back chairs hang on pegs on the rear wall, to be taken down when the scene demands them.

Law-enforcement officials found a second note at the crime scene, demanding money and instructing the police to call at a certain time and place.

The chaotic scene demands finely calibrated performances (the corps member Matthew Renko sported a bloodied forehead, courtesy of a child's errant sword).

The scene demands that the actor learn and present the skills of a draper - and the physical objects and social situation of the scene are as important as the breakdown that Hatch experiences.

This is a useful device for a theatre or film composer: the audience usually "gets" the structure immediately, yet the piece can extend as long as the scene demands.

It is a rich constituency that was uncovered five years ago by a fish-and-chips shop owner, Pauline Hanson, who burst onto the scene demanding an end to Asian immigration and won a seat in Parliament.

They applied make-up over parts of his face at different stages as the scene demanded.

Filmed on the streets of Hato Rey, the chaotic scene demanded specific timing that had to be synchronized with the various character interactions also occurring during the scene.

Her John had caused a scene, demanding a manager and laying into the establishment and its patrons.