Sentence examples for scene replete from inspiring English sources

In its brief, half-decade history, the Bushwick Open Studios festival has earned a reputation as an eclectic, unpredictable entree into the underground Brooklyn arts scene, replete with cabarets, outre costumes, and free exhibitions from hundreds of local artists.

The nicest puzzle in my collection comes in an unmarked box (no picture for guidance) and turns into a snow scene replete with figurals: a sword, a musical note, a heart.

The fourth movement, "appassionato," develops that first kiss into an extended love scene, replete with evocations of heavy breathing and allusions, set off by quotation marks in the published score, to a phrase from Alexander Zemlinsky's "Lyric Symphony".

Indeed there's what Mr. Nichols calls "a Marx Brothers scene," replete with slamming doors, as Mr. Hoffman's character is repeatedly asked to leave Mr. Wilson's office so he can deal with other crises.

Books Scapes's landing page is a familiar pastoral scene replete with rolling fields, bird-scattered skies, steeples and miniature country-living vignettes.

In another song, "Reckless," the singer's character - a harpist and science fiction fanatic - imagines marrying an alien in space in a scene replete with twinkling stars and floating planets.

Indeed, the Somalia scenes, replete with looting, warlords and swaggering Americans threatening to "blast this place off the map" and then rebuild it, have a chilling currency.

Strengthening Filipchuck and Beaulieu's intellectual property theft case is the more circumstantial evidence in the "Hey Mama" video, in which Guetta and Minaj galavant in distinctly Burning Man-themed scenes, replete with dusty post-apocalyptic revelers, art cars, and a stage setup commonly used at Burner spin-off events like Desert Hearts.

So what if their Tahitian titles were linguistically questionable, and the scenes depicted, replete with cartoon tikis, were made up?

The story of the wild excesses of the 1980's club scene in London, replete with sex, drugs and glam rock 'n' roll, the musical was a marginal hit in London during a 15-month run in 2001 and 2002.

This emerges in the prince's frank admiration for Angelica's beauty and the remarkable sequence in which he dances a waltz with her during the final, magnificent extended ball scene: a moment replete with political and erotic meaning.