Sentence examples for sequences like the from inspiring English sources

'We reconfigured some of the longer sequences, like the Sugar Ray Robinson fight with the bloody sponge, and the blood dripping from the rope.

"Complex sequences, like the introduction to the hotel in Grand Budapest, or the Bishop house in Moonrise Kingdom, involve multiple locations, stage sets, and often miniatures for certain shots.

And like "Reaction," "Damage" shows real confidence only during the action sequences, like the one involving a fire that Gordy and his men fight during the opening credits; the flames roar and hiss like Godzilla.

To make it accessible to a general audience, Mr. Fothergill aimed for a theatrical feel by including long sequences, like the killing of the baby whale, that generate drama and even emotional impact.

And in some sequences, like the one depicting a woman carrying a water urn, Muybridge arranges the photographs out of chronological order to heighten the narrative effect.

Mr. O'Brien said his remarks about Anne Frank were not intended to make light of her experience, and that in sequences like the one at Bonnaroo, "that's real fear you're seeing".

Sequences like this are the lightest portions of the film, and the least satisfying.

For static sequences like this, transmission errors attract the viewer's attention easily, and the objective metrics studied here apparently fail to capture this effect.

The ensuing sequence, like the film, is long, tense and surprisingly wordless.

An artist with a realistic style would be placed on a straightforward sequence like the Julie Delpy-Ethan Hawke scene; someone with more abstract gifts would be placed on an anything-goes sequence, like Mr. Levitch's runaway monologue.

Giallo-esque images fume like a burning acid blot, and are combined with the elegant pacing of a more classically staged sequence like the footsteps under the door showdown in the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men.