Sentence examples for soundtrack create from inspiring English sources

Add your own soundtrack, create slow-motion montages, and Photoshop away deal-breaking flaws, like off-putting eye color.

Tom McShea criticised the game for lacking "surprising, memorable gameplay moments" in his review for GameSpot, but hailed it for its "fresh" story-telling, great original as well as licensed music, "subtle" lighting effects, which, along with the soundtrack, "create a disturbing atmosphere", "satisfying" combat system and "clever" inclusion of collectibles, giving a final score of 8.5/10.

Add a spooky soundtrack, create fog and switch lights on and off for extra scares.

Instead they will listen to a personal soundtrack created by Jones, including songs from Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones.

Huston's celebrated Battle of San Pietro, for instance, was entirely restaged weeks after the event, while The Memphis Belle had its soundtrack created in Hollywood.

The success of the film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and the traditional music of its soundtrack created a renewed interest in folk music, she said.

The dystopian scene has a surprisingly poignant twist: the action is set to an electronic soundtrack created from cassette tapes of the artist's mother, singing a capella.

As completely re-edited by Mr. Schmidlin, and with a new Dolby Digital soundtrack created from the original, unused 16-track masters (the original film was released in mono), the new version brings the viewer closer to Elvis.

And for me, many of those occasions centre less on the cinematography (which - while conceding to Kermode's more authoritative view - is masterful): the real excitement owes a lot to the soundtrack created by the late Jack Nitzsche.

Of the funding, approximately $7.5m will go to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and be used to fund "the Canada 150 musical mosaic", a soundtrack created with the Polaris Music Prize that will feature over 36 orchestras from across the country and showcase work of Canadian musicians.

And yet, despite its oddness, "Ghost Dog" has a wild-card commercial potential -- both because of its star, Mr. Whitaker, and because of the film's highly bankable soundtrack, created by the hip-hop master the RZA, of the Wu-Tang Clan.