Sentence examples for serving as a scene from inspiring English sources
On a reconnaissance mission, Barry tracks the trainer into an acting class, and when he's ambushed into serving as a scene partner, Barry soaks up a special energy from the footlights.
On a reconnaissance mission, Barry tracks the trainer into an acting class, and when he\u2019s ambushed into serving as a scene partner, Barry soaks up a special energy from the footlights.
There are seven film clips, each serving as a backdrop to different scenes in the exhibit.
Taking the view that the opera's Brabant setting is highly militaristic, Mr. Marton shifts the action to a Communist police state akin to North Korea, with the knight Lohengrin's striking appearance on the scene serving as a force for change.
On 22 March 2011, a short scene serving as a prequel for the first episode was released on the programme's website.
A bridge scene was filmed for six consecutive nights in January on the Brooklyn Bridge to serve as a flashback scene in which New York's citizens evacuate the city.
This might have served as a grim scene for some families but the Ford/Bascle clan's wild charm took over Jonah's whole floor. .
Playing on separate screens and in overlapping sequence, the pieces can be viewed in any order, though a gallery news release, which I assume represents the artist's intentions, suggests starting with "Fade to White," which was filmed mostly outdoors and serves as an atmospheric scene-setter.
I thought that scene almost served as a warning shot to that certain kind of privileged woman who consistently votes against other women's interests because she thinks she is untouchable by these laws and policies.
Days before the film's release, a teaser trailer for The Avengers that served as a post-credits scene of Captain America: The First Avenger was briefly leaked online.
This gesture and scene serves as a reference to similar scenes and musical sequences from preceding Disney animated fairy tale films such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and Cinderella (1950).
