Sentence examples for which scenes from inspiring English sources

It did not specify which scenes were deemed offensive.

But I had great difficulty remembering exactly which scenes had begun their evolution in my head.

During rehearsals, he would ask her opinion on which scenes or numbers could be cut without hurting the story.

One way of doing so is to use "stereoscopic" optical technologies, in which scenes are filmed from two angles.

He'd figure out which scenes he wanted drawn, and send them, along with summaries, to the illustrator.

The speed at which scenes could be developed, streamlined and then trashed when a better idea came along was amazing.

The adaptation simply becomes a choice of which scenes to retain from the book and which ones to leave out.

Some scenes took place in a playing area on the second level of the facade, but, again, historians disagree as to which scenes they were.

The events in the book spanned a long weekend, Friday to Monday, so I created a plot calendar, noting which scenes and chapters took place on which day.

The first step in scoring is spotting, or deciding which scenes shall have music and where it is to begin and end.

An example occurs in Godard's Breathless (1960), in which scenes change in rapid sequence ("jump cuts") to create a jerky and disconnected effect.