Sentence examples for through the backdrop from inspiring English sources
Ariel exited, and through the backdrop we saw this real-world spirit don a pair of skeletal wings.
It doesn't help that a character with whom they cross paths is described as "a figure passing through the backdrop of a Graham Greene novel".
At one point a corpse on a throne (representing the deceased Libuse, ruler of the matriarchal society) appeared with morbid clarity through the backdrop.
There's no need to bike all 30 miles of this traffic-free route through the backdrop to Henry Williamson's classic story; many families just plump for the six miles from Braunton to Barnstaple.
It's unconfirmed, but unless he had somehow contrived to punch a wormhole right through the backdrop of the Trump-Clinton debate, political attention was largely concentrated a few thousand miles west of here this week.
A narrow catwalk is all that separates them from the stage backdrop, and Billy is standing there, a step below catwalk level, when a magnificent female creature bombs through the backdrop, it is a louvered sort of opening she steps around as several handlers swarm in.
And flitting through the backdrops or lurking in the wings are a handful of top bankers and businessmen, waiting to make their dramatic entrances.Fobaproa is the official agency which, after the currency collapse of 1994-95 had left many people too poor to repay their bank loans, saved the banks by taking over some of these non-performing loans.
But from Thursday through Sunday, the backdrop for the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival will be the downtown Newark arts district, the first urban setting for this celebration, the largest poetry event in North America.
I may just be overly sensitive to this, but it feels like the image is less substantial, and you can see through it to the backdrop more easily.
"I still got some primaries to go through," he said, standing against the backdrop of a huge ship and large American flag in the midday sun.
What comes closest is the remarkable center stairway, which zigzags up through the building against the backdrop of the concrete "urban carpet".
