Sentence examples for scene is made from inspiring English sources

The small OSCE mission on the scene is made up merely of monitors.

In the film the scene is made literal, set in an intensive care unit.

The scene is made strange by the cubist constructions worn by two outsize theatre managers, one French, the other American.

Mr. Makine's version of this scene is made both grotesque and incredibly moving by the ways history itself had become grotesque since the days of Tolstoy.

At night, the bustling bar scene is made up of wealthy expatriates introducing themselves by nationality before name, and Oxbridge locals partying like polo players.

Such a scene is made possible by the ferry's smooth ride, its spaciousness and its feeling of detachment because it is waterborne and makes no stops en route.

Now, however, the traditional living room scene is making a comeback.

That's hardly just a Catholic concern, but no one on the global scene is making the argument with the clarity of Benedict XVI.

Though some two hundred thousand black men were serving in the Union Army in 1864 (which is the valuable point the scene is making), greeting Confederate peace envoys was not among their duties.

But increasingly, New York's burgeoning tech scene is making it more and more attractive for Europeans to de-camp there.

Mumbai rapper changes up the tune Jump to media player India's famed music scene is making room for a new generation, bearing turntables and a microphone, instead of a sitar and drums.