Sentence examples for shifting scenery from inspiring English sources

The shifting scenery and the unpredictable sounds kept intruding.

The eight white-clad dancers wheel and swerve among the shifting scenery like ghostly moths.

Piled on top of that come a barrage of hi-tech stage effects, constantly shifting scenery, and intrusive digital projections.

This invention, adopted by every European country except England and Holland, was the standard method of shifting scenery until the end of the 19th century.

The need to change settings rapidly for the alternating segments of plays and intermezzi encouraged the development of new devices for shifting scenery.

Thanks for looking after the Old Vic, my Grandad worked there shifting scenery in the 1940s, as well as selling veg as a barrow boy on a stall in the Lower Marsh - how that (your) area has changed since then!

When she first started working, in her late teens, when she wasn't busy, she worked at the Old Red Lion theatre pub in Angel: shifted scenery, read scripts, assisted the directors.

Tom Pye's design and Peter Mumford's lighting add to the air of luxury and a special word should go to the ensemble who execute nimble dances while shifting the scenery.

Just for a moment, Porcupine Tree suggest, we see things as they really are, catching a glimpse of the underlying programme or the stage-hands shifting the scenery or the unimaginable horrors of the void beneath.

Famously, the architect drew a question mark on an envelope (it still exists) and, one way or another, this punctuation mark formed the basis of the plan offering a circle (or circus) of production spaces and studios penetrated by an access road for the delivery and shifting of scenery, sets and props.

Boetcher incorporated exceptional landscape design techniques during his tenure; Oakwood developed shifting landscape scenery: some areas are dominated by flowing lawns while others comprise dense foliage.