Sentence examples for scene for all from inspiring English sources

The Scene For all the sun and sand that provide a great deal of Leland's cachet, they are not its defining symbols, nor is the silver-green local fish called chub that is depicted on hats at Harbor House Trading Company on Main Street.

This has set the scene for all manner of political demagoguery.

It's the payoff scene for all the conversations about getting a gun.

The scene, for all its fashionable trappings, was a deliberate throwback: an atelier of the old school, devoted to handwork.

It was a touch of the old Harold - a creature who has been absent from the scene for all too long - and the audience loved it.

Nor would the black arts scene, for all its grand aspirations, qualify: the revolution, it's safe to say, won't be subsidized.

Labor, the Greens and four crossbenchers combined forces to reintroduce disclosure measures on Wednesday during a debate on the government's bill to clamp down on multinational tax avoidance, setting the scene for an "all or nothing" decision.

Dr Reilly said the conference had set the scene for an all-island collaborative approach for tackling issues relating to alcohol abuse.

Instead, she found herself traveling to London and Rome to reshoot multiple scenes for "All the Money in the World," a Ridley Scott production about the John Paul Getty III abduction case that became a global tabloid sensation in the '70s — an unimaginable exercise for a movie intended to open in theaters just a month later.

Their flowers threw scattered shade over a compact lawn in Jardin des Combattants de la Nueve, a scene looking for all the world like an Instagrammer's heaven, but empty save for a couple of women chatting without their cameras.

The scene looks, for all the world, like it could be an assassination attempt, and the question that haunts Altamont – or should – is this: what was Hunter doing?