Sentence examples for selected scenes from inspiring English sources

The drama has been part-funded by BBC Learning, and selected scenes will be shown in schools in an attempt to spark further discussion.

The selected scenes are reproduced as faithfully as possible — "every word, every pause, to the best of our ability, every inflection," Shearer told me.

But programs of selected scenes from opera allow student singers to try out excerpts and scenes for which they might not yet be ready.

In La muerte de Montaigne, Chilean author Jorge Edwards selected scenes from the life of Michel de Montaigne and showed a fascination with his character that he effortlessly transmitted to the reader.

"Pork out!" suggests Mr. del Toro in his introduction to the set, and it's hard not to, with all the buttons inviting you to compare the visuals to Simeon Wilkins's storyboards or to visit the set on the day selected scenes were shot.

Also on Feb. 16, "A Short, Short View of Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage," selected scenes from Restoration plays, will be performed at the Beinecke Library; and a concert of 18th-century music will be given Feb. 18 at the Center for British Art.

The targets are arranged to move on a road in the selected scene.

Advene could also be configured to play a selected scene in a continuous loop.

In the selected scene the individual was asked to enter in the class and meet a group of students who commented on the difficulty of the exam and how the professor was very tough.

Along with Kutler, Shearer (who is a font of Nixon anecdotes) listened to hundreds of hours of the Nixon tapes, many of which have not been transcribed, to select scenes to feature on the show.

A common problem is selecting scenes from one small pool of video content.