Sentence examples for scene going on from inspiring English sources

Judging by the scene going on outside - total chaos - you could be forgiven for thinking that a Virgin-Mary-shaped bun had been spotted.

Take away the ambience, replace the organics with crisps, change a few brand names here and there, and there's not much difference from the scene going on down the road.

"You've got this nice beach scene going on," Bouser told a reporter from Star News Online, "and the next moment is just a nightmare".

Ahsan Haque of IGN praised the episode's extended chicken fight scene, going on to note, "Like every other encounter with the Giant Chicken, this was highly entertaining, incredibly creative and just the type of sequence the Family Guy needs more of".

At the same time, "there was a great and thriving night scene going on in San Juan Hill," Ms. Sacks said.

By the tilt of his head, the angle of his body, he seems to be expressing intense curiosity about the camera and its operator, and none at all about the scene going on behind him.

"What's interesting, when you start picking apart London's gay scene, is that at any one point there will be two or three different scenes going on," says historian Matt Cook, author of Queer Domesticities: Homosexuality and Home Life in Twentieth-Century London. Twentieth-Century London

Looking back, she writes on her Web site, "There were so many great music and political scenes going on in the late '60s in Cambridge".

A drama originally for radio, and adapted for stage, with a struggle, by Rattigan himself, is here landed with a lumbering set, its motorised second storey inching up and down, as if it had a mind to squelch the scenes going on beneath it.

And while it seems an odd choice to manage, there is actually as much behind the scenes going on as there is at the head of the peloton.

The two main scenes going on in Denmark at the moment are the punks and the hippie kids.