Sentence examples for scene visitors from inspiring English sources
In another scene, visitors to a chic new restaurant, distinguished by its postindustrial design, sit inside a "glassed-in dining room, suspended in a blue Cherenkov glow".
Down the hall, at a mock crime scene, visitors examine the broken glass, forgotten crowbar and grimy carpet of an apartment where there has been a burglary to test their analytical skills against those of veteran detectives.
Beyond the fire scene, visitors enter a Manhattan streetscape of the late 1800s and early 1900s lined with replicas of old-fashioned lampposts and a variety of original vehicles, from a 1900 Standard Oil delivery wagon to a 1907 popcorn wagon that, according to signs painted on its sides, sold freshly popped corn and roasted peanuts at 5 cents a serving.
After viewing images of the picturesque harbors, shipyards, hillsides and street scenes, visitors will create postcards with the artist Hannah Frassinelli.
This combination of human and computer work cyborg translation, as it were takes place entirely behind the scenes; visitors are simply presented with a more or less readable article.
Between scenes, visitors travel along blacked-out hallways populated by demonic visions, puppeted figures and live "scareactors" with the ability to trigger audio and lighting effects.
By the time spring arrived a few weeks ago, a horrific scene greeted visitors.
That was the scene greeting visitors to Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, on Monday.
The openness of Berlin's gay scene attracted visitors from more benighted lands; Christopher Isherwood lived in the city from 1929 to 1933, enjoying the easy availability of hustlers, who, in Beachy's book, have a somewhat exhausting chapter to themselves.
Egner's personal favorite haunted scent experience was another bait-and-switch scene: as visitors approached a dimly lit table, they could smell roast turkey, mashed potatoes, and stuffing, and see dishes piled high with food — which turned out, on closer inspection, to be cured hog guts and other viscera.
The NBC newsman reportedly "made a scene" after visitors to the house clogged his street last week.
