Sentence examples for set left over from inspiring English sources
(The music video has him strolling through the smoldering wreckage of an airplane crash, a set left over from Steven Spielberg's "War of the Worlds").
This time around, the nuns are producing their benefit variety show on part of the set left over from "South Pacific," the musical that preceded this one at the Engeman.
I'm not sure my grooming regimen really counts as a regimen: it takes six minutes, and the hottest product I own is a Lynx Africa gift set left over from Christmas.
Private Slaughter barely listened to the answer before diving into his own gear and coming up with a spare set left over from training -- ones that could and would make a tight seal around the eyes during the long, relentless blowing of the sand.
All of the previous seven Poe movies had looked unusually handsome they were mostly shot on sets left over from more expensive major-studio productions and all but one had starred the noted hambone Vincent Price.
(Universal, $19.98, not rated) THE WILLIAM CASTLE Film Collection Visual quality was the least of the concerns of William Castle, whose low-budget films often looked as if they had been shot on sets left over from failed television shows.
The mustachioed, uniformed, and potbellied postman is a dead ringer for the doorman protagonist of Murnau's 1924 drama "The Last Laugh"; Ford filmed on sets left over from Murnau's first Hollywood film, the poetic romance "Sunrise"; and he imitates some of Murnau's distinctive camera moves.
It was surrounded by a miniature Great Wall and built out of sets left over from the filming of "The Good Earth". Visitors could ride rickshaws down the Passage of One Hundred Surprises, nibble on Chinaburgers or drink pirate grog at the Chinese Junk Cafe (constructed from the old set for "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife").
The sequels consist of a few set-piece events left over from Michael Crichton's original novel stitched together with fairly generic storytelling.
Germany, which already has a muscular set of legal tools left over from the years of left-wing terrorism in the 1970s, has passed even tougher measures recently.
In the garden King constructed a personal dacha, set up a bust of Marx (left over from a film set), and laid down in brick mosaic a five-pointed star.
