Sentence examples for scene for which from inspiring English sources

It was a scene for which old Moscow hands could not recall a precedent.

So my basic argument in those days was that Vietnam and Indochina must be returned to the obscurity on the world's scene for which God intended them.

As in Broadchurch, the power in Colman's performance is weighted in the final scene, for which she says she was given the gift of a "wonderful speech".

Jennifer Rowley's Musetta goes a bit over the top in the cafe scene, for which she compensates with some intense singing later on.

The first Thai restaurant menus join the collection in the late nineteen-sixties, joined by Vietnamese and Cambodian food in the seventies, building toward the contemporary multicultural, multiracial food scene for which Los Angeles is known today.

(Ever productive, Hughes wrote twenty plays and a handful of musicals and opera librettos, the most well regarded of which is "Street Scene," for which Kurt Weill provided the music).

During this period he painted the Italian peasant scenes for which he became famous in England.

But programs of selected scenes from opera allow student singers to try out excerpts and scenes for which they might not yet be ready.

The collection, spanning work from the 1920s to the 1960s, included landscapes and seascapes, and the industrial scenes for which Lowry was best known.

He established himself as an action director, choreographing the elaborate combat scenes for which Hong Kong films are known, and sometimes fighting himself.

I enjoyed taking hands-free shots while playing with my kids and street scenes for which I would probably not have bothered to pull out my phone.