Sentence examples for white scenes from inspiring English sources

He would lie awake at night thinking of "romantic images" of the civil-rights movement, the "grainy black and white" scenes unspooling in his mind.

Black and white scenes, in which the camera moves with a dreamlike slowness, are followed by dazzlingly dyed scenes of claustrophobic carnage.

In flickering black and white scenes, alluring with the ancient sunlight of the fragile, hedonistic interwar peace, Stephen Tennant parades in a fancy dress costume of a "beggar boy", more made up than David Bowie at the height of his androgyny.

There are also black and white scenes of her wearing a white leotard behind a foggy glass.

Steven Spielberg's epic "Schindler's List," depicting the exploits of German industrialist Oskar Schindler, tugged at Crowe's heart with its stark black and white scenes recreating the terror of the ghettos in Krakow, Poland, during World War II.

Both sets of fans can easily conjure the grainy, black and white scene.

Until recently, the Village, as the section of Buckhead is known, was a largely white scene.

A passenger looks out the window: "The snow had ceased falling and the motionless white scene was like a film that had suddenly stopped".

Parodying a Snow White scene, for example, Fiona initiates an operetta-like trilling competition with a bluebird who, trying hard to match the princess's increasingly off-key shrillness, explodes.

"I loved the idea of just a silent black and white scene, then sound goes out," Leight said.

During the bridge to the climax, Knowles dances on a single light and then during the climax, she is seen very glossy in another wardrobe choice dancing in robotic movements to the beat with gold punctuating the black and white scene.