Sentence examples for scene in the process from inspiring English sources

A lot has happened since Jungle's halcyon days: it spawned a number of top 10 hits, died several deaths and became a truly global scene in the process.

A lot has happened since jungle's halcyon days: it spawned a number of top 10 hits, died several deaths and became a truly global scene in the process.

After a year of non-stop dance parties and a fair amount of media buzz, the next logical step is to start pressing the club's dancefloor favorites to wax strengthening Bushwick's techno and house scene in the process.

The single-camera comedy, produced by Fox Television Studios, features the 66-year-old multi-hyphenate as an established comic vet who gets paired with a younger, edgier newcomer, played by Broadway and TV actor Josh Gad, for a late-night sketch show--giving an insiders look at the late-night scene in the process.

Those excerpts from "True at First Light" already published can be read only as something not yet made, notes, scenes in the process of being set down, words set down but not yet written.

David Leonhardt's March 24 front-page Economic Scene column, "In the Process, Pushing Back at Inequality," suggests that there was no legislation "worth its own section in the history books" since Medicare's creation in 1965.

In "CSI: Miami," at 10, Walter Omarr Miller and Ryan Jonathan Togogo) find themselves in danger when a tornado touches down on a murder scene, damaging evidence in the process.

POLYTEC, a major supplier of fiber reinforced plastic parts to the automotive industry, gives us a look behind the scenes in the development process of one of those parts.

Meanwhile, the Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, an arts center opened in 2008 by Mr. Abramovich's partner, Dasha Zhukova, that single-handedly brought a London- and New York-style art scene to Moscow, is in the process of moving to a 1920s agricultural pavilion in Gorky Park from its current base in a bus depot that is a landmark of early 20th-century Russian architecture.

He often formulates both the scene and its emotional impact early in the process, but writes the scenes last due to his belief that "[later scenes] can't exist if they aren't informed by where they've come from".

Art students painted wall panels of Vietnam War scenes and are now in the process of painting the seals of the four branches of the armed services on another wall.