Sentence examples for scene workers from inspiring English sources

When the president and the mayor toured one corner of the disaster scene, workers standing on overturned 20-gallon buckets greeted Mr. Bush with polite applause.

In an early scene workers cart off dozens of boxes, old medical files consigned to what one doctor describes as "remote storage".

In one scene, workers put on diving gear to check on a sandbar they're building near Ocean Parkway: in their headlamps, they see the submerged remains of Brooklyn, including "an armchair, resting on the bottom as if a living room had stood right there". It's the kind of uncanny, elegiac image we've seen in a thousand dystopias.

In one scene, workers put on diving gear to check on a sandbar they're building near Ocean Parkway: in their headlamps, they see the submerged remains of Brooklyn, including "an armchair, resting on the bottom as if a living room had stood right there".

In a bizarre reversal of the famous Norma Rae scene, workers are called out into the parking lot to be lectured to on megaphones, some of them waving hand-painted signs in Spanish that read: "Drugs, Guns and Unions...they are all killers".

While the mentholated petroleum jelly that pathologists and crime-scene workers sometimes use is designed to overpower unpleasant smells, OdorScreen interferes with the sense of smell itself.

Video from the dusty scene showed workers cheering and shouting with joy.

This year, in a familiar scene, telecommunication workers staged protests against the planned sale.

(About two minutes, it turned out, including a scene of workers singing a desultory rendition of the "Internationale").

Witnesses described a desperate scene, as workers leapt from the upper floors of the factory, trying to land on nearby rooftops and escape the smoke and flames.

At the crime scene, city workers pumped out sewer lines, searching for a weapon, clothing, anything that might be a clue.