Sentence examples for scene notes from inspiring English sources

"We'll need eight hard hats for this scene," notes Emily Hall.

As Stephen Tanzer, an astute observer of the wine scene, notes in his newsletter, International Wine Cellar: "Many American wine retailers are in very shaky financial condition today, as they attempt to work off high inventory levels in a slow market.

Another column on the London scene notes that "Richard Carvel" has been very well received overseas, but that the identity of the American author's name, Winston Churchill, with that of Lady Randolph Churchill's son, who was recently defeated for Parliament, is a curious coincidence, since the latter is also an author who is beginning to write novels.

"It's a ringing phrase that sets off a thrilling scene," notes Richard Beebe of Middlebury, Conn., "but corridors of power didn't come into common usage until 40 years after the movie's setting, when it was coined by C. P. Snow as the title for his 1964 novel of British politics".

"We were looking for the right raw material to appear on the scene," notes McNamara.

"Bamboo bikes are starting to get a lot of attention on the international scene," notes Danso, the chief executive officer of Booomers International, a two-year-old, bamboo-bike-building subsidiary of the Yonso Project, a grassroots community-development organisation in Ghana.

Leaders of the manhunt declined to discuss the latest shooting scene note or any possible evidence.

It was a scene noted in every review, pairing the rising black student with the only black Supreme Court justice.

He surveying the scene, noting almost laconically that the advance against Al Qaeda warriors was now suddenly easier.

After the murder-suicide, local police officers securing the scene noted that both bodies were dressed in military camouflage clothing with nameplates that said Edwards.

Hogg judged he had "misinterpreted" the scene, noting the medic was a "young, well meaning, but inexperienced and very junior doctor".