Sentence examples for scene set up from inspiring English sources

It consists of a domestic scene, set up in a roped-off area in Grand Central Station".

Bowie had achieved his first big hit in the summer of 1969 but had retreated from the scene, set up Beckenham Arts Lab and moved into a flat with Angie Barnett, later Bowie.

Visitors will be able to take horse and buggy rides, drink hot chocolate in an enclosed tent, skate at a portable ice rink and view a winter scene set up by local landscapers, said Phil Nolan, Islip town supervisor.

At one stage there were six full-time employees working out of a large shed in our garden and I remember getting home from school to find a full blown "crime scene" set up in our kitchen, complete with "Crime Scene Do Not Enter" tape!

While the jam session took just an hour to record, the second opus required a lot more work, Seb said: the band spent two sleepless days and nights composing, practicing and recording the video, taking considerably more time to light the scene, set up the camera and mix the tracks.

Adebolajo and Adebowale make several statements to members of the public, with footage capturing them attempting to "justify" their attack and warning the public to stay back until the police arrived 14 29 Unarmed police arrive at the scene, set up a cordon, remain behind it until 14 34 when armed officers arrive and approach the attackers.

The first scene sets up the situation.

This scene sets up their dynamic quite perfectly.

So he dived into the Christian dating scene, setting up happy hours and dinners with those he met.

A pre-credit scene sets up the looming violence, though nothing seems further from the warm embrace with which Rose's parents, Dean Bradley Whitfordd), a neurosurgeon, and Missy (Catherine Keener), a psychiatrist, welcome Chris.

Screenwriting guru Syd Field lauded the plot of Terminator 2, saying, for example, "every scene sets up the next, like links in a chain of dramatic action".