Sentence examples for staged sequence from inspiring English sources
In a beautifully staged sequence, Sosa and Luján meet in the sodium-vapour lighting that illuminates the lurid night streets of Buenos Aires.
MA powders burned in a staged sequence, with the first stage dominated by combustion of Mg and the second stage primarily representing combustion of Al.
As she gazes at the figures silhouetted against the wall, you realize that this brilliantly staged sequence visually evokes the passage from dimmed theater wings to lighted stage.
Giallo-esque images fume like a burning acid blot, and are combined with the elegant pacing of a more classically staged sequence like the footsteps under the door showdown in the Coen brothers' No Country For Old Men.
The offensive by Al Qaeda in Iraq, a Sunni extremist group, left at least 100 people dead, in what the Iraqi authorities described as an ambitiously staged sequence of 40 attacks that covered a broad area of the country.
What is certain is that he's getting old, heading towards the grave, and images of death and decay are everywhere – a spectacular suicide at night in central Paris; a romantic reunion with an old lover (Kylie Minogue) at a once grand, now abandoned art nouveau department store; a superbly staged sequence in a cemetery (possibly Père Lachaise).
Stylish slow-motion footage and staged sequences add texture and break up the monotony of what is at heart a talking heads-based work.
The makers leaned heavily on staged sequences shot in an anti-Nazi German-American community in New Jersey.
He also comes up with some rather brilliantly staged sequences: a raid on a baronial fortress by Kolhaas and his crossbowmen; a curious visit by youthful princess Marguerite that catches hunky Mads in the bath; an intriguing scene where Kolhaas is criticised by a charismatic clergyman played by Denis Lavant.
Due to staged sequencing of samples, two technologies have been utilized: Illumina GAIIX and Illumina Hi-Seq.
The 0.1 nm wavelength range is reached by successive multiplication (0.8 → 0.4 → 0.2 → 0.1 nm) in a stage sequence.
