Examples of using Dramatic scenes in English and their translations into German
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Dramatic scenes in Prague.
Towards the end of the game, however, there are some serious dramatic scenes.
Dramatic scenes took place between them.
Narracott's notebook Unusual camera angles support dramatic scenes.
It shows dramatic scenes of war and attacks.
Its purpose is not to illustrate images or to accentuate dramatic scenes.
Dramatic scenes take place at the London Stock Exchange.
Sometimes it's also a annoying that the dramatic scenes are underlined by music too forcefully.
Often, dramatic scenes of one battle would be superimposed to show up in films of other battles.
Bertold Hummel's musical language is in every way predestined for dramatic scenes on the stage.
The dramatic scenes never let you doubt the fact that you are seeing a Korean sports movie.
Kawagoe-san was a programmer, but he's a big movie fan,so he was really interested in film editing and dramatic scenes.
Dramatic scenes sometimes ensue when children are taken from their mothers by the police, social workers or court officials.
Their favorite was to imitate apes andmake ape faces in the background of my most serious and dramatic scenes.
Especially during the quiet and dramatic scenes this emptiness and meaninglessness of the characters becomes really obvious.
The readily comprehensible music proved, above all in the strongly illustrative dramatic scenes, to contain magnificently powerful colours.
These are those dramatic scenes again from Stormont this afternoon, where a young girl saved her village from demolition.
Rather than chronologically,his oeuvre can be categorized by topic, with his dramatic scenes of stormy seas ranking among the most impressive.
For the International Danube Festival Didi Jäger produced several projects,of which 1994 was the double project"Lilly Marilli" and the dramatic scenes of H. C.
His refreshingly provocative style, mixing poetic dialogs, short dramatic scenes, crude songs and Bajan music in a weird way, makes"Genesis Nr.
Pablo Heras-Casado: The dramatic scenes in Mahagonny refer to some key works in the history of opera, such as those by Verdi, Janáček, Monteverdi or Mozart.
It is an eerie attraction with thebarrel-vaulted room entirely covered by frescoes and dramatic scenes of human life and death.
In this, it was not only the dramatic scenes of this vision of the end of time that played a role, but rather the obscure numerical symbolism of John's account that influenced the selection of material and the formal construction.
The chase through the Festspielhaus proceeds like an apocalyptic silent film-interspersed with dramatic scenes from the Bregenz Tosca.
In alternating between descriptive accounts, verbatim quotes and dramatic scenes, which presumably follow Mahler's accounts or things experienced directly, the author accomplishes a kind of documentary diary of both musicological and literary significance.
But above all was Rachel Harnisch, the timbre with its fantastically beautiful in all situations equally well sounding lyric soprano,but has enough clout for the more dramatic scenes, and with great expressiveness was the true incarnation of Rachel.
Certainly the history of this castle,move a lot of people because it took place here dramatic scenes, including the escape of Isaac Comnenus staunch fighter against Richard the Lion Heart.
The relief frieze running around the upperwalls by sculptor Hermann Schievelbein depicts dramatic scenes of the destruction of Pompeii following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE.
Being a subtle drama in its core the movie also should havebeen more reserved in depicting certain dramatic scenes, because some of them are conveyed with everything but the required sensitiveness, instead they seem heavy-handed, which especially applies to the finale.
Rather unusual compared with other musical versions of the Passion,the work begins with the flagellation of Christ and describes in concise dramatic scenes the process until the death on the cross and the entombment, while arias and duets- quite in the spirit of piety of the early 18th century- take a compassionate look at the events of the Passion.