Sentence examples for scene staged from inspiring English sources

How was the scene staged?

* What exactly is depicted during an outrageous scene staged atop a counter.

A gym scene staged as a tightly drilled dance makes exercise look like an attack.

There is a revival scene staged by three ministers — two are African-­American, one white — that is hilarious.

But the sprawling main battle scene, staged on a hillside, is great stuff, and Henry's motivational "band of brothers" speech is delivered admirably.

And the cast seems somewhat more comfortable than before, except for the disastrous final scene, staged atop a creaky platform with a hilly and precarious floor.

The action scenes, staged in open, non-digitized space, were second only to Peckinpah's.

Again, Feyder divides the action between scenes staged on the fly on Parisian streets and Meerson's impossibly elegant interiors, but this time neither world is privileged.

But the family scenes, staged by Ford in the emotion-saturated style of late-thirties Hollywood, are no better than conventionally touching.

In scenes staged with wavering style by Michole Biancosino, the relationship between the men moves from dramatic playlet to vaudevillian double act.

Panoramic, oceanic even, this three-screen mix of archive film, BBC Natural History Unit footage and scenes staged by the artist is ravishing and awful, sublime and depressing.