Evocative music from SCNTFC also helps to set the scene.
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Can you set the scene for me at the camp?
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The baby blue wall phone only helped set the scene.
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He'll set the scene in the courtyard of a workshop.
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Let's set the scene that you start the book with.
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To set the scene, the film shot in chilly northern Canada.
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An article in The National Post set the scene last October.
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Let me set the scene: It's the beginning of the decade.
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What details in the opening paragraphs help to set the scene?
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"Before she sings a solo, should I set the scene," rapped Miranda.
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Set the scene with a few of these LED remote-controlled candles.
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Let's set the scene for the opening day of NFL free agency.
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Pets were also used to set the scene for a studio photograph.
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The book opens with a few onstage shots to set the scene.
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No brightly painted screen to set the scene for his pingshu, or storytelling.
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A variety of character figurines are also available to help set the scene.
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The STAGE CREW definitely helps to set the scene of a show. 53A.
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Before the cameras, Holmes set the scene at SHO restaurant in central Kyiv.
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Television titles set the scene, offered some exposition, then got out of the way.
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Please imagine two chairs set up like Dolores and Arnold's to set the scene.
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That has set the scene for a highly personal battle inside the White House.
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If you're banking on an interesting second date, you have to set the scene.
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You're staying in, and you want to set the scene for a romantic evening.
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There are also indications Trump has looked to set the scene at the convention.
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Ovitz's part in Iger's success was brief, but he did help set the scene.
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Let me back up for you and set the scene: I'm in a bar.
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Prologues exist to set the scene and the mood, not to move the action forward.
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The results set the scene for a strong year for fixed income, currencies, and commodities.
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Set the scene in your mind: Gregory, profoundly successful nightclub comedian, is a black man.
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"Materials that restrain and feel rougher and tighter can help set the scene," says Zoe.
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National statistics set the scene, but the stories on the ground are even more compelling.
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It is such long-running differences that have set the scene for the latest showdown.
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Before I tell you why Quill isn't the bad guy here, let me set the scene.
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First, let us set the scene for you ... Imagine you're walking down the street at night.
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The creator even spliced in some audio from the original movies to really set the scene.
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Description is everything in phone sex, so if you're creating a fantasy scenario, set the scene.
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The mural was meant for a beach resort, so he set the scene at the beach.
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What details in the photos and the opening paragraphs of the article help set the scene?
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Oppression and misrule set the scene for the Arab world's crisis; they will not soon be eradicated.
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In the new video, another group emerges as instigators who set the scene for the tense encounter.
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To set the scene, things seem to be getting complicated for our dear Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom).
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Let's set the scene: The young pop titans were set to perform "Senorita," their sultry summer duet.
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First, let's set the scene: Climate week came to a head with protests Friday across the globe.
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Tara Golshan: Set the scene from when Led Zeppelin was seemingly cribbing from all of these different artist.
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"These maps will help set the scene for what Juno will witness in the coming months," said Fletcher.
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I wanted it to answer some of the questions people have been asking me – to set the scene.
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To set the scene, artist Christopher Reynolds transformed a converted warehouse into the luxe surroundings of Fleiss' heyday.
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Trump's decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal set the scene for the worrying events of this week.
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But enough from March — now that we've set the scene, let's move on to the events of this Thursday.
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The prologue, released in February, set the scene and this official trailer shows us more of the good stuff.
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But first let's back up and set the scene, just as it is set for Wayne's verse to arrive.
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Christmastime in London has long set the scene for Charles Dickens's treasured novels and many a blockbuster rom-com.
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In her sit-down with CNBC, she effortlessly set the scene of a thriller with just a few lines.
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Let your friends — or favorite takeout joint —do the cooking and use these snazzy products to set the scene.
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Collin Green, the head of the Navy SEALs, which set the scene for Spencer&aposs ouster during the weekend.
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Children's Books Let me set the scene: It's a hot summer night and you're in bed with a book.
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The Middle East's youthful population and high smartphone penetration has set the scene for a relatively active tech scene.
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Collin Green, the head of the Navy SEALs, which set the scene for Spencer&aposs resignation during the weekend.
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Let me set the scene: Cary is in his early 30s, and a bit of a former child star himself.
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Changes to capital-markets regulation in the 1990s and 2000s set the scene for the recent growth of private markets.
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You only see the texts on screen, as the foreboding lyrics of Flora Cash's "You're Somebody Else" set the scene.
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Let's set the scene: Two teenagers enter a home, hoping to do what teens do when there's an empty house.
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So let's take a look at the top five to set the scene for what he might say this weekend.
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I'll just refer back to my iPhone review to set the scene for how Apple is making Portrait mode work:
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The Hill's Max Greenwood and Amie Parnes earlier today set the scene on a primary day dominated by coronavirus fears.
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Frustratingly, the theme itself set the scene for at least a happy medium between fashion-fashion and fashion-with-a-purpose.
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That moment set the scene for a season filled with weight struggles for the two of them — and not much else.
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To set the scene, the partners have scavenged for vintage light fixtures, tiles and maps, among other items, from New Orleans.
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Her archers, queens, palaces, and other fantastical elements set the scene for Sleeping Beauty, Beauty And The Beast, and even Frozen.
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Upstairs is another bar with a lively mural to set the scene, and Jeff Bell of PDT consulting on the drinks.
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There is another at 71A, dead center, and two more vertical sticks at 3D and 14D to further set the scene.
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Because playing the role of entertainer lets us set the scene, while our friends handle all the heavy lifting on the grill.
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If you're anyone else, the awards ceremony is more likely to set the scene for an awkward encounter with your famous ex.
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Infiniti says the sedan is an idea that could set the scene for more of the company's electric vehicles in the future.
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In case you weren't around to do much TV watching in the 1990s, please allow me to set the scene for you.
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The election is likely to produce a hung parliament, which could set the scene for months of wrangling or possibly further elections.
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The right massage candle can set the scene for the ultimate date night, complete with an erotic massage and slow, intimate sex.
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The resolution starts with a series of "whereas" statements that set the scene of the rampant discrimination and hatred transgender people face.
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Since season 6 will be the last season of The Mindy Project, how does this finale set the scene for those episodes?
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I also liked ACUTE ANGLE, ON THE FRITZ, BENEVOLENT, SET THE SCENE, EYESORE, ONLOOKER, YEAR ZERO, OPEN WIDE and, of course, ZUGZWANG.
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A chic living room set the scene for the 26 evening looks, which were inspired by a dip into the label's archives.
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But it was up to Colby Pellegrino, the director of water resources at the Southern Nevada Water Authority, to set the scene.
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Let me just set the scene: Valerian ostensibly has two protagonists: the eponymous government agent (Dane Dehaan) and Laureline (Cara Delevingne), his partner.
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Mistaken as it was, this inured defeatism set the scene for the appearance of a new phenomenon in British politics: the sore winner.
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When she set the scene for one aria by saying that "a crap game starts," a murmur of recognition rippled through the audience.
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So let's set the scene for this fight tomorrow — how would you describe Conor McGregor, Floyd Mayweather, and the background of this fight.
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Set the scene in the final days of the war: Air America helicopter pilot Robert Caron: We were in denial for a long time.
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A gentle indie rock soundtrack attempts to set the scene for a seemingly mellower version of the fevered trysts the company once trafficked in.
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And open borders have set the scene, since talent comes from around the world and a majority of streaming subscribers now live outside America.
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READ: Hungary's anti-Soros campaign now includes anti-immigration bills The results set the scene for increased confrontation between a strengthened Orban and Brussels.
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I thought that "Help to set the scene" clue was pretty cute, and I was glad to see that the editing team kept it.
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Set the scene in Supreme Leader Snoke's throne room and use the knob (the Force) to pull Rey (included) closer for some mind games.
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And Colonel Loud went ahead and got two iconic Cali rappers to set the scene, with Snoop in particular sounding more inspired than usual.
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Directors can choose to forego the extra help and use their own judgement and vision to set the scene — and many do, to great result.
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Beauty is not simply a timely aesthetic that draws in the viewer and helps set the scene, but something that adds dimension to the plot.
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That set the scene for an incredible flurry that saw UCLA take the lead, relinquish it, then regain it for good in the final minutes.
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She set the scene on a cork board at her kitchen table with construction paper, rocks from her garden, and leftover fake plants from her wedding.
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Feeling like you're in control can set the scene for a frighteningly good time, but there's more to the joy of being scared than the context.
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It is no longer 2005, but these details are necessary to set the scene for just how coveted a date with Pete Wentz was (and is).
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The tools lets you set the scene, importing 3D assets and sound sources, while detailing how those objects will interact with user input and their environment.
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You, Dr. King, Ralph Abernathy, when you guys would get together at Paschal's and talk about next steps in your movement, set the scene for me.
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"The unprecedented actions represent the type of decisive policy response we have been calling for – and set the scene for an eventual economic recovery," BlackRock added.
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It was supposed to set the scene, pulling a particularly descriptive line from a story about Donald Trump's first evening in a post-Mueller Report world.
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They set the scene for the menu created by chef Jackson Boxer, who sources much of his seasonal fare from his family farm in West Sussex.
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They could provide even more damning information about the administration's Ukraine quid pro quo scheme and set the scene for dramatic public hearings later this month.
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Blame for the huge scandal has largely fallen on Najib, whose dramatic election loss in May last year set the scene for this week's corruption trial.
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To set the scene, the workshop is "packed with unusual parts, whimsical pieces and miscellaneous memorabilia collected from the far reaches of the galaxy," the blog says.
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To set the scene, the magazine stitched together 210 hours in the lives of some of the city's most influential artists, activists, musicians, fashion designers and others.
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While we can't guarantee they'll cure you of insomnia, the products ahead have a focus on relaxation and comfort, to set the scene for some great snoozing.
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I'll set the scene and let Keegan-Michael Key do the rest: It feels like Bethesda's Skyrim has been released for everything, multiple times in several cases.
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Today, it's either a cue that a character doesn't quite have his or her shit together, or a way to set the scene for a historical period.
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To set the scene quickly: Henry Tudor (Jacob Collins-Levy) has just taken the throne from King Richard III (yes, the Shakespeare one, but sans hunchback IRL).
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A 10-minute walk north from La Glorieta is Corte Comedor, where a cheerful atmosphere and smiling staff set the scene for a meal of gigantic proportions.
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Rather than explain the plot, fake ads like the one above, where Frankie stuns Will with the ring he just gave her, set the scene for their tension.
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The narrator's raconteurish presence set the scene as an act of yarn-spinning, a framing device harkening back to the scary-story form's beginnings in the oral tradition.
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If you have plans to throw a seance, jack-o-lantern, or costume party for the upcoming October holiday, then let these spooky-chic candles set the scene.
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With so much money being spent to set the scene, no one can afford to head home without at least one (if not ten) fresh contracts in tow.
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In the open dining and living room, a brass bar cart — "Everyone needs a bar cart," Bushnell reasons — marble dining table and woven wood dining chairs set the scene.
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Strong investor demand set the scene for a refinancing and repricing round beginning in the second quarter after the market started to rebound from volatility that peaked in February.
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The result of weeks of ministerial negotiation, they reconciled long-standing differences on the future of the currency bloc and set the scene for discussion at the wider summit.
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Negative situations set the scene for hanger An idea in psychology known as affect-as-information theory holds that your mood can temporarily shape how you see the world.
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Those interviews — and additional reporting by colleagues in Brussels — formed the basis of a story that set the scene of what happened at the airport and the subway station.
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Outside the headset, custom art and physical effects set the scene before you enter, deepen the immersion while you're enveloped in VR, and cement the memory after you emerge.
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Jewel-toned velvet seating and draperies, dark walls, and moody lighting set the scene in the lobby, and serve as a hint of what's to come in upstairs rooms.
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Markets are going to hold in the current fashion for the rest of the week, waiting for the ECB to set the scene for a rate cut, Somasundaram added.
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His trip was hailed a success in thawing relations, and set the scene for the next US President, George W. Bush, to lift sanctions imposed after the 20153 test.
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Here's how it set the scene for the interview/damage control to follow: Parker, with Fox Searchlight's support, has decided to face this 17-year-old legal matter, head on.
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Degot, and co-curator David Riff, borrow from a 1933 short story by Russian Philosopher Georg Lukács to set the scene (the story, too, is called "The Grand Hotel Abyss").
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I don't think we would've shied away from anything, especially in the Ruth/Debbie conversation, but in terms of where we set the scene, how far we took the scene.
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Now that we've set the scene, read along as he recounts a high-intensity "fuck it" moment outside of his first Mugler show, which the entire industry wanted in on.
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Monday night's Los Angeles premiere of John Wick: Chapter 2 set the scene for a reunion for Matrix stars Keanu Reeves (Neo), Laurence Fishburne (Morpheus), and Carrie-Anne Moss (Trinity).
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My favorite parts of the 1984 Cadillac Hearse were the soft seats, the sound system and Victor the driver who sported a Ghostbuster s suit that really set the scene.
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Listen to the music at the 21992:14 mark: it could either set the scene for Boston's arrival in Houston or foreshadow an isolated hotel caretaker's descent into murderous madness.
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Nintendo Super Mario Advent Calendar, $49.99, available at AmazonUse the calendar itself to set the scene with a pop-up pipe and a background showing iconic images from the game.
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Insensitive by design, Trump set the scene by calling Warren "Pocahontas" and then drove the point home with an all-caps, "See you on the campaign TRAIL, Liz" sneer. Coincidence?
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What if instead of the drama of athletes risking life, limb and loss for their countries, the Olympic Games set the scene for a run-of-the-mill romantic comedy?
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Her titillating descriptions and canorous phrasing are a pleasure — so much so that I wished her to go bolder, to set the scene and capture the characters in rich Technicolor.
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This comes with the ability to control Alexa and Google Assistant from your TV, so you can set the scene at home for your favourite show with a single command.
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On set, the scene was aided by an intimacy expert, according to Entertainment Weekly, and despite the jarring and difficult nature of the experience, Dane said it was important to show.
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I set the scene by dimming the lights and lighting candles, and that's a really easy way to make your home feel really warm and inviting without putting up any decorations.
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"I set the scene by dimming the lights and lighting candles, and that's a really easy way to make your home feel really warm and inviting without putting up any decorations."
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They come with a few tiny accessories to set the scene: Batman's Batsignal, and Superman is attached to a special stand to make it look like he's floating in the air.
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With prices settling below the $30 level, "it could set the scene for further declines next week," said Richard Mallinson, an analyst at Energy Aspects, a research firm based in London.
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Sony's announcement of the pricing and release date of the PlayStation VR, a virtual reality (VR) gaming system, has set the scene for tough competition among tech giants offering VR products.
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But the lamps did not just set the scene for the annual five-day celebration, also known as the festival of lights, celebrated by millions in India and around the world.
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The empty beer cans and low diffused lighting set the scene and announce the unhappy stakes, as does Lizzy's impatient maternal fussing when she tries to get Kathy out of bed.
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"While there are no expectations of a truce between the two parties, it will set the scene for the OPEC meeting a couple of days later," ANZ Bank said in a note.
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Waymo dug deep into emails and meeting notes, trying to set the scene of a demanding Kalanick forcing the self-driving car team to cheat, lie, and steal to beat the competition.
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Let us set the scene: The boy begins by allowing the cuteness of the meal to wash over him, and when urged by his mother to take a bite, he tearfully refuses.
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During a recent idle scroll, I was whisked away to the Russian tundra where permafrost and now-shut gulags set the scene for whimsical photo shoots featuring Russian women posing with bears.
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"A lot of the time at these events, I'm one of the few reporters who's there, and so I've been able to set the scene, and offer really rich reporting," he said.
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With its story of river gods preparing for nuptials, "Atys" set the scene nicely for de Lalande's "Les Fontaines de Versailles," in which the sculptures adorning Versailles's water features spring to life.
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These ugly incidences set the scene for chaos at the much larger national party convention in Philadelphia, where some 50,000 delegates and attendees are expected to show up, according to party operatives.
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While Hiral Tipirneni was already planning on running against Franks in November, his resignation set the scene for the special election — and it also did so with the backdrop of the #MeToo movement.
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Well, let's set the scene: The daughter of a famous interracial couple (back when, by her account, that was "new for Hollywood"), Jones didn't grow up seeing a lot of people like her.
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To set the scene: Lady Geneva uses her knowledge that Jamie is a Jacobite rebel to blackmail him into having sex, so she can lose her virginity to someone who's not her fiance.
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According to media reports, May will this week set the scene for a hard exit from the European Union, in which Britain would quit the EU's single market to regain control of immigration.
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Only then will we be able to right those mistakes made in the 1990s that set the scene for the miserable period we're now living through—both in the digital world and elsewhere.
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Let us set the scene for you: Valentina â€" who was previously a favourite among the judges â€" decided to keep on her decorative face mask while lip syncing 'Greedy' by Ariana Grande.
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"Maybe in the long run this will put us on the track to have our diplomats engage and set the scene for something to happen over the next six months," he told CNN.
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This approach gave the Bush campaign a way to supplement traditional broadcast media by narrowcasting specific messages to specific constituencies, and it set the scene for every campaign, Republican and Democratic, that followed.
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Beto O'Rourke, the presidential candidate, once belonged to an obscure but influential band of computer hackers who helped set the scene for Anonymous and the high-profile hacktivists of the modern digital era.
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"Thread and Fray" (2006), an attractive four-minute work for clarinet, viola and marimba by Sarah Kirkland Snider, opened the evening and set the scene for an exploration of compositional aims and methods.
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The clip trended on YouTube and then spread far and wide when after Bob Hagh set the scene to music from Flashdance and tweeted the result: I added some music to this. pic.twitter.
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Corden set the scene for the actor to recreate his failed Price Is Right experience, only to be caught by the show's new host Drew Carey who threatened to call security on the pair.
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"These maps will help set the scene for what Juno will witness in the coming months," Leigh Fletcher of the UK's University of Leicester and lead researcher on the project, explained in a statement.
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"Today's constitutional court ruling in Italy should set the scene for changes to the electoral law and quite possibly snap elections later this year," ING's global head of debt and rates Padraic Garvey said.
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The trappings of a séance set the scene for her new film piece called "The Book of Evil Spirits," in which she performs the role of the 19th-century psychic and medium Eusapia Palladino.
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Growing up on the Isle of Man and seeing crashed motorcycle riders during its famous TT race lying in the road in need of help is what set the scene and brought him here.
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Accompanied by the notes of Louis Armstrong's "What A Wonderful World," a video with an airplane taking off and a bird's eye view of Milan's most famous landmarks set the scene for the show.
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From celebs such as Olivia Culpo and Rita Ora to Larsa Pippen and Jospehine Skriver, these sexy stars have set the scene this season and are having yachts of fun while they're at it!
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"The unprecedented actions represent the type of decisive policy response we have been calling for – and set the scene for an eventual economic recovery," Jean Boivin, head of BlackRock Investment Institute, said on Thursday.
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With their funky luxe, her banners hold their own just fine, though they will again set the scene for music when Natural Information Society's founder, Joshua Abrams, performs at the gallery on May 8.
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Opponents feared it would set the scene for psychologists to get involved once more in interrogations — at an ominous time, given President Donald Trump's enthusiasm during his presidential campaign for waterboarding and other harsh methods.
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Let's set the scene for you: ON THE STREETS OF DOWNTOWN D.C.: Yikes, things are escalating -- window smashing: Some anti-Trump protesters have started to smash windows on the streets, including a limo: http://bit.
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Her latest work set the scene for the Greek opening on Wednesday night of "Avengers: Endgame" from Disney's Marvel Studios, the culmination of 22 Marvel films since 2007, which could break global box-office records.
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Let's set the scene: You've taken on a very ambitious dinner party for the holidays, crafting a five-course menu (which accommodates everyone's dietary restrictions) and executing it flawlessly, if you must say so yourself.
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We live in strange, disorienting times, but without a Rod Serling, the debonair mastermind behind the CBS television series, to set the scene for us as he did so trenchantly more than 50 years ago.
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The 1984 Summer Olympics are held in Los Angeles, and could easily set the scene for the tense international relationship between America and the Soviets, who boycotted the games (and could you imagine the set pieces?).
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Let us set the scene: here we have the defensive dream of every Western Conference team strolling the rue in a chapeau Alexandre Dumas would be tres pleased to see but could never himself pull off.
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It makes sense that she's honed her skills at recording hard-to-express experiences, but I'm still impressed and amazed at how clearly she set the scene in this passage, in just a handful of words.
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Also of note: the pulsing hip-hop and electronic score by Keegan DeWitt — who is quickly becoming the go-to composer of Sundance — and the cinematographer Sean McElwee's gorgeous, textured shots of Heidelberg that set the scene.
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To set the scene: In 5443 the United States Telecom Association sued the FCC, alleging the Open Internet Order that passed earlier that year, establishing net neutrality as we know it — or rather, knew it — was illegal.
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The recent meeting eschewed the party's usual practice of tying current events to the triumphs of earlier Communist history and instead set the scene by referring mostly to the congress in 2012, when Mr Xi became leader.
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This move, made against the interests of the Soviet military authorities, also set the scene for Kazakhstan to renounce voluntarily the world's fourth biggest nuclear arsenal which we inherited on the break-up of the Soviet Union.
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Now Mr. Sessions is the attorney general, having vacated Mr. Heflin's old Senate seat (the same one Mr. Moore and Mr. Jones hope to fill), and his zealous nativism set the scene for a winning presidential campaign.
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It was the first North Korean missile of the Trump administration and set the scene for a series of launches that sent missiles higher, further, and with enough power to put most of the world in range.
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The biggest annual increase in 6-4.97673/2 years in June U.S. producer prices, thanks to gains in the cost of services and motor vehicles, set the scene for an upside surprise in the consumer price index numbers.
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Let's set the scene: in the hazy aftermath of a bursting nebula in a galaxy far, far away, we randomly decided to see what the actress has been up to since she finished filming her latest flick, Snatched.
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The fashion house, known for its extravagant runway displays, set the scene for its winter styles under an imposing recreation of the domed, neoclassical Institut de France that houses the country's language council, and looms over the river.
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The biggest annual increase in 6 1/2 years in June U.S. producer prices, thanks to gains in the cost of services and motor vehicles, set the scene for an upside surprise in the consumer price index numbers.
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As with most trailers, and Game of Thrones' trailers in particular, this newest one serves to set the scene more than anything else, and so season seven sure looks like it is beating a steady drumbeat of war.
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That almost-certain rapid repricing could set the scene for one of the rockiest sessions since traders wrestled down the value of sterling on Black Wednesday, September 16, 1992, when Britain crashed out of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism.
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Now, let's set the scene for you: Car rentals: The Hill's Jonathan Easley rented a compact car, and when the car rental company asked if he would be attending the Republican convention, they upgraded him to a bigger vehicle.
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This clenching-up of risk markets set the scene for Friday's huge rally after a strong jobs number muted some U.S. growth fears and Fed Chairman Jerome Powell conveyed patience and flexibility about the path of monetary policy this year.
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Buried deep in a story about the future of the Democratic Party's opposition movement in the Donald Trump era, the New York Times Magazine's Charles Homans set the scene: Shortly before Thanksgiving, he summoned Warren to the minority leader's office.
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As the children grew, Ms. Mann next went in search of the South itself, propelled by the idea that the landscape's "profligate beauty" set the scene for the odd mix of defeat, defiance and graciousness that marks the region's character.
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The eighth edition of this festival features a collection of work that speaks to the many different interests of its participants: Karole Armitage is inspired by a 15th-century Noh play, while Jennifer Muller employs intense colors to set the scene.
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Even when North Korea set the scene for the talks just hours later by testing a new nuclear-capable intermediate-range missile that can be launched from a submarine (debris from which landed in Japanese waters), the mood barely soured.
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The vice president used a refueling stop Monday at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska to set the scene for a trip he said was intended to show American "resolve" in rallying the international community against the North Korean regime.
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But it could set the scene for those robust allied forces for defense and deterrence with Beijing being forced to accept what for them would be a bitter pill of more and better armed Americans, Japanese and Koreans in the neighborhood.
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Poor Charlie couldn't stop crying and even though we only got to see a few seconds of the painful car ride, it's safe to assume it wasn't the best way to set the scene before Ben met the rest of Amanda's family.
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First of all, to set the scene, it's been the kind of week where an attempt to avoid backlash causes backlash and everyone in Texas is, as of this writing, getting ready for a hurricane that will hopefully disappoint when it shows up.
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At first blush, it looked like yet another tired franchise reboot, but it played out more like a personal drama than an ape-centric action movie, and it led up to a thrilling climax that set the scene for further enjoyable Apes films.
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"We're looking at concepts and components which will set the scene for the connected, shared and autonomous cars of the future," Chu, who is director of both the Centre for Photonic Devices and Sensors and the Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics, added.
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It's not exactly a shock for anyone familiar with the book series, but it does set the scene for a possibly shocking moment in the movie: a pregnant Ana, wearing a tight corset, and about to participate in BDSM sex with her husband.
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The upbeat comments by Uysal, who was Cetinkaya's deputy, set the scene for more rate cuts over the next months, especially if a spreading monetary easing trend among major central banks continues to stabilize the Turkish lira after its meltdown last year.
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Let's set the scene: The date between Cheryl and Andrew takes place on a picturesque beach (rather nice), but the moment is hampered by a corny AF guitar serenade from Andrew, which we all know is a terrible omen on any date.
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It variously plays host to a troupe of dancers and actors — doubling the costumes of the singers — choreographed by Danielle Agami; to cutouts of a castle or a well to set the scene; and to the lighting and projections of Jason H. Thompson.
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The writings, posted at 1400 GMT each day from Tuesday to Friday, are meant to set the scene for the highly anticipated "Harry Potter" spin-off movie called "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", which is due for release in November.
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There's another nice chunk of these images that make you think for a moment to close out the song, and they transition seamlessly into a more straightforward group of boasts that set the scene for where we are in the Wayne timeline.
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NEW YORK, Nov 26 (LPC) - The US leveraged loan market is seeing continued weakness in secondary prices, which could set the scene for a tense run up to the end of the year after the largest outflow from loan mutual funds in almost three years.
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Thomas Riley, a nurse working in the Bronx who was infected with the coronavirus, set the scene in the hospital where he worked — patients with "lungs that sounded like sandpaper" crowding the hallways and doctors and nurses facing a shortage of PPE, according to The Times report.
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"Advancements in AI by leading technology companies, the open sourcing of AI technology, the decrease in the price of compute power and the availability of digital data has set the scene for significant innovation through AI across several traditional industries", said Rona Segev, Co-Founding Partner of TLV Partners.
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This pretty much set the scene for mephedrone—a drug described by most users as feeling like a mixture of MDMA and coke, and which people could order cheaply and easily off the internet because it was completely legal, sold as "plant food" on sites with names like legalchems.co.
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Not only does MANANA set the scene for a captivating collection of musical talent both international and domestic, but also presents a chance for many Americans to travel to Cuba for the first time in their lives; something the festival is making easier through an exclusive US travel package.
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After all, in a post-#MeToo world, it's impossible to imagine the entire world dragging, then abandoning, a teen girl who was just humiliated on national TV. If you don't remember exactly what happened during a Saturday Night Live that aired when George Bush was still president, let's set the scene.
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I'd first let to set the scene (and then I'm going to dive Baker Dill-style right to the end of the film, because I do think you should see the movie yourself — it is a conversation starter in the truest sense): Serenity would be a better movie if Black Mirror didn't exist.
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Fur collars, body jewelry, a faintly Biblical ensemble worn by Father Yod from the Source Family, and the album cover from the original cast recording of Hair all set the scene in a cohesive way, along with some smart atmospheric touches from MAD's team, like walls of hanging beads and a lush classic-rock soundtrack.
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In this Rolling Stone cover story — which was accompanied by a coquettish photo of the teen with a stuffed Teletubby tucked under her arm — here's how writer Steven Daly set the scene: Britney Spears extends a honeyed thigh across the length of the sofa, keeping one foot on the floor as she does so.
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Truly phenomenal soundtracks by Ennio Morricone, Berto Pisano, Riz Ortolani, and others not only set the scene, but often the entire feeling for the giallo universe, where one certain combination of timbres from a twangy guitar and unidentified wind instrument can effect a unique brew of horror, pleasure, and the allure all at once.
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The problem is that right after this backslapping flyby, Pompeo went on to New Delhi, where he was joined by Mattis, and where their clearly preferential treatment of India set the scene for aggravated tensions between India and Pakistan that certainly could not have made Khan's hopes for an accommodation easier for him domestically.
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The works set the scene for Chiuri's latest collection, which featured T-shirts printed with the title of a book by the feminist writer Robin Morgan and drew from two other seemingly disparate references: Teddy Girls, the postwar British subculture (the female equivalent of Teddy Boys), and Princess Margaret, a lifelong royal client of Dior.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HAMTRAMCK, Michigan — Artists Mark McCloughan and Leslie Rogers set the scene for their scripted performance at Public Pool art space, You Are Next to Me, much in the spirit of a campfire tale, for an audience assembled in sets of seats facing each other with a performance corridor down the middle.
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Let me set the scene: It was a cold, rainy, dreary day in New York City, my hair had frizzed out to Bob Ross heights, my computer had crashed twice as I was editing a story, and all I could think about was hunkering down on my couch with a cozy blanket and this warm, spicy grilled cheese.
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"The transparently hateful move by the U.S. government in January to ban entry to people from several Muslim-majority countries set the scene for a year in which leaders took the politics of hate to its most dangerous conclusion," he said, singling out the persecution of the Rohingya in Myanmar as the most extreme manifestation of the trend.
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It set the scene for what was to become important and everlasting American tradition: the conspiracy theory about mysterious, sinister outside forces wanting to subvert and destabilise the US. "It was very unexpected to see all of the covers of the books together flat out, as opposed to on my bookcase, because together it seems like you're looking at a history of professional folk art," Womack said.
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Let's set the scene: ... On the same day the President's friend and political adviser Roger Stone was sentenced to prison (joining Trump's former campaign manager and former lawyer), for lying about his efforts to coordinate with the Russians through WikiLeaks ... ... The New York Times reported that Trump ousted his acting director of national intelligence ... ... For telling Congress about Russian efforts to again interfere in the election.
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A Climate March on November 4, as well as direct-action group Ende Gelände -- an alliance of anti-coal and nuclear movements, climate action groups and environmental organizations seeking to accelerate divestments from fossil fuels -- planned an occupation of coal mines on November 5 to set the scene for the People's Climate Summit, a counter-summit accessible to civil society featuring workshops and panels about issues such as climate justice and social-ecological transition.
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The episode began in typical GoT style: a flash of two characters who have never met before having sex, followed by a 13-minute title sequence, set to village-y, flute-y music that sounds vaguely medieval but is actually just a cover of the Gilmore Girls theme song, followed by a quick trip in the Tardis to set the scene, time-wise, since on the show they do time travel in addition to living in The Lord of the Rings.
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What failed to happen then, and largely in the following decades, was any sort of detailed or uncomfortable conversations about the long-term social and economic factors that set the scene for the summer of 1967 — issues that were in the making for 50 years or more prior to the uprising, as an African-American labor force was lured to a white population center that was unprepared to offer the kind of equity and social progress promised by the Great Migration.
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SING A FEW BARS "Ahh … Bonjour, Salut and welcome to this quiet corner of the ocean floor teeming with all the many kinds of undersea life," says the offstage voice of the French narrator to set the scene for SpongeBob's own welcome: Jump out of bedMix up a breakfast for my favorite pet snailFull steam aheadThe S.S. I Am Ready is about to set sail GOAL "We're welcoming people to the unique world of Bikini Bottom," said Mr. Jarrow, referring to the briny, deep setting.
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Let's set the scene for you: I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE, DEMS: Via Roll Call's Niels Lesniewski, Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) and Senate Democrats are calling on the GOP baseball team to play with eight players instead of nine because, yes, they want to be symbolic and punny about blocking a ninth Supreme Court justice from being confirmed.
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Allow me to set the scene: you are scrolling through your feed – post after sickening post of clickbait articles, an update on the beef that's happening between someone you know who owns a house in a rural town with nothing in it apart from a Co-Op and the person they're in a parking space war with, boys you rejected in school celebrating their recent marriage to someone perfectly lovely-looking – and you sink into a pit of despair so deep not even Morrissey can see you now.
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For this year's biennale — redefining the word, meaning every other year, is all part of the contrarian spirit — more than 100 artists and performers were invited to interpret the theme "The Way the Future Used to Be." (Attendance wasn't tracked, but it was in the hundreds rather than thousands.) Carmiel Banasky, a Los Angeles writer who visited the festival for an article in LA Weekly, set the scene: My first stop at the fest was a Mad Hatter-esque tea party, where cake pops (made by a local family), joints and edibles were passed around while fairy women made bondage art in the branches.
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LF: Well, of course, I don't get to speak to my trade counterparts, because they're all represented by the European Union, but I think that there is, and-, and talking to politicians-, LF: Across Europe, and-, and in the Commission, I think there's a growing understanding that, if we were to set the framework for a good trade agreement with the European Union, which, of course, we can only enter in to-, LF: Once we've left the EU itself, it's in everybody's interest to have agreed that withdrawal package, to set the scene for what should be a very effective FTA between the UK and the EU. LF: Well, of course, if you extend the Article 50 process, to give Britain time more-, to give Britain more time, in any negotiation, it's likely to trigger Britain's participation in the next European elections.
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