Sentence examples for using scenes from the from inspiring English sources
The Astor is using scenes from the current picture.
(At the moment it's using scenes from the first of the online show's three seasons, dating back to 2008).
Rather than using scenes from the film he appropriates, he reshoots those he wants, using his own sets, actors and script.
His campaign released a television commercial on Friday, "Grown Up," using scenes from the Democratic debate on Monday when Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama fired back at each other and Mr. Edwards intervened, calling it squabbling.
Specifically, we envision that a database of video vignettes using scenes from these programs could be developed to help in illustrating the hidden curriculum to undergraduate medical students.
"They often use scenes from the past.
In "Galileo Galilei," his 18th opera, from 2001, he used scenes from the life of the astronomer and mathematician to examine the fraught relationship between science and religion.
Print advertising that will begin in March in major fashion and specialty magazines will use scenes from the spots, and the tag line "Love, sweet love".
Mr. Clark allowed "American Dreams" to use scenes from the actual "Bandstand," which are integrated into the series by having black-and-white clips appear on television monitors in the foreground while look-alike actors imitate the singers in the background.
Mr. Glass's 23rd opera, "Kepler," arrived at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Wednesday evening, and its essence is strikingly familiar: he uses scenes from the life of another astronomer and mathematician — a contemporary of Galileo, each having straddled the 16th and 17th centuries — to examine again the relationship between science and religion.
Due process gives teachers professional latitude, such as to use scenes from the movie "Mean Girls" to help teach the power dynamics of "Julius Caesar," as one teacher has.
