Sentence examples for striking sequence from inspiring English sources
The brief but striking sequence is an architectural symphony.
There's a striking sequence, right at the end of this handsome documentary about the new breed of circus acrobats.
In what was the dance's most striking sequence, the men danced a duet in which they nestled and balanced against each other.
In the movie's most striking sequence, Valentin has a nightmare: he dreams of a sounding world, but he cannot speak — his screams come out as dry heaves.
It opens with a striking sequence from the 70s, "The Moonpoems", full of urban paranoia and gothic meanderings held in check by a sense of musicality and dark humour.
As in an earlier version of this latest "Seven Storey Mountain," which Mr. Wooley presented in September, the climax came in a striking sequence of bold, sonorous chords on trumpets and trombones, played by members of Tilt Brass.
Yet there were striking sequences.
There were several very striking sequences.
One of the most striking sequences is set to Elgar's "Sospiri".
The film includes striking sequences in which well-known black-and-white photographs, always central to Burns's work, coëxist with color film and color photography.
Born in 1940, the son of an East Yorkshire GP, he was responsible for some of its most striking sequences – he added a "Trespassers Keep Out" sign on to the tree behind Gainsborough's Mr and Mrs Andrews (1750).
