Sentence examples for scene onwards from inspiring English sources

So accustomed have we become to modern reinterpretations of Shakespeare Julius Caesarar set in a women's prison, Macbeth as a chef, Hamlet as a hipster – that it feels like something of a novelty to see an old school production with the cast in doublets and lace in which, from the opening scene onwards, there is always someone upstage left bothering a lute.

He also "didn't buy the book from the opera scene onwards, which became like a vampire movie".

He's haunting and unforgettable - watch his death scene from 2 29 55 onwards if you don't want to see the entire opera - as are Vladislav Piavko and the Soviet Union's star mezzo Irina Arkhipova as the Pretender Dmitri and Marina.

Whereas domestic servants had featured in earlier images of domesticity, they were seldom shown in familial scenes from c.1905 onwards.

Wherever Caribbean people settled, from the 50s onwards, a music scene would develop.

"Almost everybody in the service, from me onwards, have recognized that scene, and experienced the tension it conveys," he said.

TechCrunch Europe is holding an afternoon of presentations, panels and pitches exploring the German tech scene today, from 3pm (Berlin time) onwards.

Ernest Hemingway was a regular from 1949 onwards and he set scenes in the bar in his novel Across the River and into the Trees.

The next morning, Brega, too, was abandoned amid similar scenes, as Qaddafi's forces, coming onwards, heralded their intention to advance with long-range rocket fire and more aerial bombardment.

This last scene was very popular from the late 15th century onwards as a subject for engravers and artists.

Sequoia also continues to invest with regularity at Series A and onwards in India, while SoftBank has entered the scene in a major way.