Sentence examples for snowstorm scene from inspiring English sources
"The effects produced by the violins, con sordini, and throughout the snowstorm scene are excellent, though perhaps not quite legitimate," wrote Charles Burkhardt in The Albion.
The authorities say he had just robbed the jewelry department of a Kohl's store in Woburn on Dec. 26, in the middle of a snowstorm, when Officer John Maguire arrived on the scene.
Other images of passing scenes conjure up a dark snowstorm, even a phallic shape emerging from masses of dark striations.
In a climactic scene, in the middle of a raging snowstorm, Anthony discloses his deepest fear: "I loved him and I even liked him.
Der meshulekh ("The Messenger") follows an old man who carries a sum of money through a snowstorm and, as he freezes to death, imagines happier scenes.
Let me describe it for you, so we can mourn together: It was a cheap frosted-glass ornament, painted with a scene of a tiny white church in a snowstorm.
He's out rescuing his fallen holliesafter the renegade snowstorm, sawing their wounded limbs offquite mercilessly (I think of the scene in "Kings Row," the young soldier wakingto find his legs gone).
by Sharon Levy He's out rescuing his fallen holliesafter the renegade snowstorm, sawing their wounded limbs offquite mercilessly (I think of the scene in "Kings Row," the young soldier wakingto find his legs gone).
As Met fans may remember, the opening night of this production by Andrei Konchalovsky was marred when, during the last scene, an extra portraying one of Napoleon's retreating soldiers during a snowstorm slipped off the stage, falling into a safety net especially erected for this production, and then tumbled over the net into the orchestra pit.
Next snowstorm, same situation.
