Sentence examples for scenes of drama from inspiring English sources

It has scenes of drama on the high seas and in the Cuban jungle (actually shot in the Philippines).

It has been several years since the Senate chamber was the scene of drama as gripping as the brief encounter over the rules that took place yesterday between Lyndon Johnson and what the press has taken to calling the "bipartisan liberals," a group whose effort to end the filibuster have been stoutly supported (though rather feebly articulated) by the Vice-President.

Britain's embassy in Tehran has often been the scene of drama in the tense and troubled relationship between the two countries, and yesterday's attack by a furious, flag-burning crowd was a familiar experience, though no less unpleasant for those caught up in it.

5. Remove yourself from the scene of drama.

Even scenes of irrefutable drama can fade away when they feel like hurried backdrop to voice-over.

Nicholson's losses continued to amount long after the final page of the book, the closing scenes of this drama.

The 8 P.M. folder held many clips of characters attending the theatre, so he filled in the gaps with scenes of heightened drama.

Room has been found, for instance, for the delicate wit with which Louis-Léopold Boilly handled scenes of domestic drama in the last years of the 18th century.

Pictures stuffed with figures in contrived poses, carefully finished, give way to swiftly done scenes of high drama and deep feeling, by turns violent and sensual.

It was the first of more than 1,000 protests the islanders would carry out, some of them involving scenes of high drama to rival Ms. Takebayashi's 2009 protest.

But it fell down in not drawing a sharp-enough distinction between the music-hall simplifications of its song-and-dance numbers and the notionally more realistic scenes of the drama.