Sentence examples for scene hangs from inspiring English sources

A forest scene hangs on one wall of the hall in Whetley primary school in Bradford.

The action is kaleidoscopic yet never rushed or scattered, and the movie, down to the smallest scene, hangs together thematically.

Those scenes he completed were however widely copied, including by Rubens, whose drawing of one scene hangs in the Louvre.

Hugh, the lumbering epitome of Australian backwardness, runs away with the novel, while the expertly researched and caricatured art scene hangs flat on a well-lit wall.

** Hugh, the lumbering epitome of Australian backwardness, runs away with the novel, while the expertly researched and caricatured art scene hangs flat on a well-lit wall.

Little wonder that "Lighthouse at Two Lights," one of three major paintings and several watercolors he made of the scene, hangs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was made into a popular museum poster and was reproduced on the six-cent postage stamp marking Maine's sesquicentennial as a state in 1970.

Mustafa Civelek, 48, who runs a parking lot 150 yards from the scene, hung a Turkish flag in his window on Monday morning.

The M.I.T. officer was shot inside a campus building — no, wait, it happened outside; the F.B.I. is not yet on the scene — hang on, yes they are; cell phones were okay to use — no, strike that, too.

All about the scene hung the grim evidence of the attackers' work -- nails and ball bearings and hunks of metal, evidently planted in the bombs to sharpen their effect.

Setting the Scene: Hang paper lanterns and twinkle lights and brightly colored paper streamers to outline your space.

Featuring local boys Sabbath, Judas Priest, Napalm Death and Doom, Jim was well-placed to whip up such a show – in the late 60s, he put on a blues night in Birmingham where all the luminaries of the future scene hung out, and where Sabbath eventually played their first shows.