Sentence examples for setting imagery from inspiring English sources
Though other parts of "Fantasia" are funnier or more beautifully drawn, these "Nutcracker" dances are where Disney's choreographerlike feeling for setting imagery to music reaches its most brilliant.
We found a way, I think, to make it not that and tell the story first, but at the same time, a computer screen only has set imagery.
The first song, Albatross by Public Image Ltd, sets the imagery.
This stanza goes on to hold together two dramatically different sets of imagery: war and music.
It was a set of "imagery to represent the progress of a human soul," Vast tells me.
The proposed techniques have been tested on a set of imagery from a live – test range with outstanding results.
After reviewing the full set of imagery (downloaded from the ISS within the hour by the BME), the radiologist confirmed the problem.
"It was an almost impossible task," Mr. Standish concedes, "and I suppose they landed on as best a set of imagery as they could".
Another gaudy set of imagery comes from the masquerades that were part of Venetian life in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Other highlights included a storming dance routine set to imagery of the 1908 and 1948 Games, a performance by Placido Domingo, the Royal Ballet, an arrangement of Nick Cave's haunting Into My Arms sung by Paloma Faith and Duncan Rock and a massed chorus of singers and dancers performing an Ode to Joy finale.
