Sentence examples for sequences about the from inspiring English sources

That game's protagonist, Niko Bellic, would fret in animated sequences about the costs of his life of violence.

The Games opening ceremony included sequences about the National Health Service.

This registration is relatively minimal, in that there is a distribution of the centre of the sequences about the registry plane, with a standard deviation of ≈ 1 Å.

The Games opening ceremony included sequences about the National Health Service, with one showing menacing figures from children's literature looming over children in hospital beds.

Unlike the other oratorios, it has no story, apart from a brief sequence about the shepherds at Jesus's birth.

He's his usual goofy self in the sequence about the old couple sitting blandly in his local pub, which is tender and loopy in equal measure.

"The Andrew Motion book was very, very good, his best so far – a moving sequence about the first world war," said Longley.

At its center is the title poem, a 10-part plainspoken sequence about the loss of his young daughter, Cynthia, through his first divorce.

It took the 1963 stage show (and later film) Oh! What A Lovely War, with its extended sequence about the truce, to bring it back to public attention.

The film's longest sequence, about the exacting, expensive labor needed for an ordinary television commercial, shows the remarkable gap between the reality that its directors work with and the one in their mind which they manage to depict.

Through a rather beautiful sequence about the way art can transport and transform us, she makes him see New York, and life itself, differently as he engages in a correspondence.