Sentence examples for soaring soundtrack from inspiring English sources

As Coogan and Brydon's Mini Cooper speeds through the countryside, one catches delicious glimpses of vineyards, church spires, terracotta walls, stone angels, dappled sea, all set to the soaring soundtrack of Verdi or Puccini, (when they can tear themselves away from "Jagged Little Pill").

— For their debut as the Republican ticket, Mitt Romney and Paul D. Ryan descended single file from the rear of the battleship Wisconsin to the soaring soundtrack of the film "Air Force One," waving to a crowd of about 2,500 that had been handed small American flags.

She can do this, it seems, precisely because reality is not like that, and because in the move from writing fact to writing fiction she freed herself into imagining life as a blockbuster with a soaring soundtrack, life as played by Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks.

The speakers have a "dialogue enhancer mode" that isolates and heightens spoken parts of a film so the actors word can be heard over soaring soundtracks or explosions.

Between bleak urban scenes and a soaring string soundtrack, one declares: "It's time to believe in the good guys again".

That's no bad thing, even if I prefer the sleeker psychosis of Dolan's underrated Tom at the Farm: from its shifting aspect ratios to its soaring pop soundtrack, Mommy is film-making that meets its unhinged characters on their own restless terms.

If the internet has taught us anything, it's that real change – or at least "raising awareness", the closest approximation to change we have in 2015 – comes from soaring string soundtracks and cloying poems about going outside.

He has said that his favorite tune from the soundtrack is "Soaring Wings", the theme song for the game, particularly given the short amount of time he had to compose the soundtrack.

Its soundtrack of soaring strings and crashing percussion, and its images of Union soldiers dying in agony and jubilant African-Americans rejoicing in freedom, certainly made presidential politics appear more thrilling than it might have seemed during the candidates' umpteenth round of bickering over budgetary policy.

"The real Julian Wells didn't die in a cherry-red convertible, overdosing on a highway in Joshua Tree while a choir soared over the soundtrack.

The rest of the characters are serviceable, but there mainly around to spout explanation of what is happening and to explain to Jobs, as the treacly strings of the soundtrack soar, exactly what they're feeling at any given time.