Sentence examples for vivid sequence from inspiring English sources

As Catherine, the woman beloved by both men, Ms. Moreau is the movie's thrumming heart: in the most famous and most vivid sequence, the three friends run a footrace across a railroad bridge.

The reader has long since been lulled into accepting the pensive, discursive ambience of the text, but now a plot erupts, and ramifies in an extraordinarily vivid sequence of scenes.

One vivid sequence depicts DiMaggio receiving special police and fire clearance to enter his undamaged house after the 1989 earthquake in San Francisco and leaving with a garbage bag filled with $600,000 in cash, money that Mr. Cramer says he believes was unreported from autograph show signings.

For seven minutes at least, the Connecticut Huskies looked tonight like the team of last season that often stitched vivid sequences together into a deep, textured blanket of basketball.

In the show's most vivid sequences, Lypsinka answers an exhausting series of telephone calls in the voices of film goddesses like Elizabeth Taylor (in "Butterfield 8") and Joan Crawford (in "The Best of Everything") and lesser-known heroines of B-movie melodramas and horror flicks.

Indeed, Amistad has its problems but it also has two of the most vivid sequences in his entire filmography.

Daniels' pulp instincts do lead to vivid sequences such as the intercutting of a White House dinner with that Woolworth sit-in, but this is one significant film where less would have been a whole lot more.

"My own mistake," she muses, "was to imagine / that the biographical mattered": though Bernard's details are vivid, her sequence ends up as simply another document of an already much-documented bohemian scene.

No one doubted the impact of the spectacle or the vivid early sequence with Robert Duvall's Colonel Kilgore and the air cavalry destroying a village so they can surf on its beach.

From the sweet perseverance of Ephrat Asherie, known as Bounce, to Garrett Wilson's crowd-pleasing turn as Michael Jackson and Mr. Austin's marvelously vivid popping sequence, the range of dancers demonstrated an intergenerational hip-hop.

Someone asks to use their cover of "This Land Is Your Land" (from their debut album Naturally) and suddenly Jones finds out she's belting it out over the vivid title sequence of the Oscar-nominated George Clooney film Up In The Air.