Sentence examples for type of scene from inspiring English sources

"And, well," Winslet continues, "that's a hard type of scene to do.

Outside the house, Mrs. Leitner described the chaos as an "Armageddon type of scene".

It was the type of scene legislators were probably hoping for in 2007 when they initiated an overhaul of the juvenile justice system following reports of staff members physically and sexually abusing minors under their supervision.

But the Dalai Lama's public teachings, which began Thursday and run through Sunday at Radio City, made for a different type of scene on "the walk," as second-hand ticket sellers refer to the area they ply outside the entrance.

Another was his modification of the old elements of recitative and aria into a more flexible type of scene structure, or scena, for one or more characters a series of pieces in contrasting tempi which alternated lyric or reflective moments with more dramatic ones and usually ended in a rousing cabaletta, or fast-paced aria.

The D40's scene-optimized Digital Vari-Program modes allow users to capture nearly any type of scene without needing to fumble with camera settings.

He is more comfortable rubbing shoulders with behind-the-scenes players than being the type of scene-stealing peacock that the fashion industry has come to expect from celebrity interlopers.

The appearance and disappearance of objects is controlled by an external module, since, in this type of scenes, vehicles are assumed to appear and disappear in pre-defined regions of the scene.

The song calls time on red-bus, groovy-baby London branding - the type of thing we saw at the closing ceremony of the 2008 Olympics, and the type of scenes that London Calling is nowadays used to soundtrack.

Based on Jordan Belfort's scandalous memoir of sex, drugs and Wall Street chicanery, "The Wolf of Wall Street" is loaded with the type of scenes that keep members of the Motion Picture Association of American up at night: full-frontal female nudity, same-sex orgies, S&M, and enough narcotics use to make "Scarface" look like a family comedy.

Gentileschi seems to have had a particular liking for two types of scene: on the one hand, voyeuristic pictures in which bodies are revealed – Suzanne, Bathsheba, Diana; on the other, narratives that explicitly link sexuality to pain – Judith decapitating Holofernes, Yael killing Sisera by hammering a nail into his head, a naked Cleopatra bitten by a snake.