Sentence examples for shop scene from inspiring English sources
"I was so, so nervous about the dress shop scene, truthfully," Ms. Wiig said.
That famed coffee shop scene - it ain't the climax, it isn't the pivot of the movie, it's simply a naming of parts.
A shared fear among those connected to the current coffee shop scene is that a fully open and commercial system would squeeze out the smaller growers they have come to count on.
Naipaul's disclaimer is disingenuous; it is precisely those opposed worlds — the black and Indian communities living under colonial rule on the island Naipaul has called that "dot" in the world — that he shows so brilliantly in the shop scene in "Mr. Biswas".
Nearly all of the clocks in the pawn shop scene in "Pulp Fiction," for instance, are set to 4 20.
Celebrating its iconic signature piece, Parisian fashion label Hermès makes the latest addition to the pop-up shop scene with two temporary locations in Shoreditch and West London.
"He loved these shop scenes, with their odd arrangements of objects, which prefigured the arrangements he did himself".
He abandoned many of the topical themes of the 1870s the café-concerts, shop scenes, and brothels, for example—and replaced them with a new phase of concentration on the human figure in intimate, if more indistinct, settings.
The betting shop scenes were shot on the New Kings Road, and our technical adviser, David Litvinoff, turned out to be a crucial conduit to the whole East-End criminal scene, having been Ronnie Kray's lover.
But what now? "What's interesting to me is that beauty shop scenes seem to be diminishing in films," says Gill. "Now that many African American women are wearing their hair natural, and with the increased popularity of YouTube and other online spaces as a primary vehicle for women to learn how to care for hair and beauty, I wonder what will happen to the beauty shop in film".
Mr. Katz has a play coming to the Public Theater in the fall, "Philip Roth in Khartoum," that opens with a coffee-shop scene in which the dads bemoan the wives' refusal to address their needs.
