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Sentences for scene. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use scene in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for scene.

• The scene attracted me. (10)
• The scene was waved away. (10)
• But what a painful scene, sir! (8)
• The scene was growing critical. (10)
• It was a drowsy, decorous scene. (13)
• It was a scene of great loveliness. (10)
• They say that the scene was terrible. (10)
• Diana indicated the scene in a glance. (10)
• Picture the scene to yourself, my love. (10)
• The scene is one of bustle and activity. (21)
• There had been a scene, one could swear. (10)
• She seemed curiously removed from the scene. (13)
• She waited for some fresh scene to revive it. (10)
• The scene is a village square, before a church. (3)
• Fancy such a scene, with a dead man in the house! (10)
• But was not the after-dinner scene too horribly true? (10)
• Diana could once have tripped the scene along airily. (10)
• Too soon after, I had the key to the enigmatical scene. (10)
• Venetia grumbled audibly, turning her back on the scene. (13)
• Adela unwillingly shielded her by interpreting the scene. (10)
• The scene was too earthly in its suggestion of a tale of blood. (10)
• Eyes had I but for the scene Of my circle, what neighbourly grew. (10)
• I was a witness of the most singular scene this morning, at the piano. (10)
• For a fortnight the scene in the horse quarters resembled a gypsy camp. (21)
• As for Rosek, she treated him as if that little scene had never taken place. (8)
• He would not go in looking like a scarecrow, utterly done, and make a scene. (8)
• On his landing {57} at the foot of Cape Diamond a striking scene took place. (19)
• A cement house in a flat, sandy country always seems in accord with the scene. (17)
• True to this, Robert tried to think hard on the scene of his recent enjoyment. (10)
• The season, the scene, the air, were all favourable to tenderness and sentiment. (4)
• And she was right in believing that a reason for the scene must or should exist. (10)
• Never did I see such an affecting Scene as was the meeting of Edward and Augustus. (4)
• Even today this scene remains one of the most powerful known to the operatic stage. (3)
• Victor hinted notes of the Conspiration Scene closing the Third Act of the Huguenots. (10)
• I shall have that scene of yesterday everlastingly before my eyes, like a drop-curtain. (10)
• He told me that he saw the scene from the gates, where he had his carriage-and-four ready. (10)
• Farina beheld a scene that first dazzled, but, as it grew into shape, sank him with dismay. (10)
• She received him in the most matter-of-fact way, as if there had been no scene between them. (8)
• They were soon conversing, each helping to paint the scene of the place where they had met. (10)
• A young Englishman returning home can hardly look on this scene without some pride of kinship. (10)
• The scene was one of confusion and excitement, and the man was not observed by the attendants. (21)
• He graced the scene, she admitted, when reassured by his perfect reserve toward her personally. (10)
• She asked his permission to rouse her brother and madame, so that they should not miss the scene. (10)
• The scene closes with his bidding her reflect on it, and remember the one condition of her release. (10)
• This scene took place near the charred round of earth where the Foulest descended to his kingdom below. (10)
• This strange scene concluded with the entry of the duchess, who retired partly as soon as she saw them. (10)
• One may suspect some of the other scenes, but one must accept that scene as one of genuine dramatic worth. (9)
• Nataly wanted a picture painted, colours and details, that she might get a vision of the scene at Moorsedge. (10)
• The scene of the prank was not in itself so bad as the stuff which a cunning anecdotist could make out of it. (10)
• He took the ladies one by one, and treated them each to a horrible scene of gesticulation and outraged English. (10)
• Her steady look without welcome told him the scene he would meet beyond the door, and was the dead in her eyes. (10)
• Before lunch there was a little scene between Zachary Pearse and Dan, as to which of them should summon Pasiance. (8)
• Just before the fall, the whole drama of the unfolding of that secret was brilliant to his eyes as a scene on a stage. (10)
• The general manager always strives to be at the scene ahead of the artful lawyer, who would fain share in the damages. (21)
• Her holiday took the burden of her trouble, and amid the beauty of a disenchanted scene, she resumed the London incubus. (10)
• This fearful scene was enacted within fifty paces of our toes, but we were rooted to the ground as if we had grown there. (7)
• We mean nothing but a little amusement among ourselves, just to vary the scene, and exercise our powers in something new. (4)
• The scene which in all its peaceful beauty lay before me, was truly a bitter contrast to the occasion that led me thither. (6)
• Jon had an unreal feeling as if he were passing through the scene in a book where the lover has to choose between love and duty. (8)
• You are but working up a scene, provoking needless excesses: you are storing misery in retrospect, or wretchedness to be endured. (10)
• It appeared that the worthy father also had had a vision, in which Mount Royal was pointed out as the future scene of pious labours. (19)
• Nevil did not think so, but a very attentive observer now upon the scene, and possessed of his half of the secret, did, and warned him. (10)
• So saying, the wise youth rose, and leisurely trotted to the scene of battle, where stood St. George puffing over the prostrate Dragon. (10)
• He chose to repeat a similar brief forbidding of the subject before they started together for the scene of the accident and Romfrey Castle. (10)
• One thousand men, led by Duvivier, were despatched to Annapolis, which, under the name of Port Royal, has been the scene of so many vicissitudes. (19)
• The dance, which in the early Opera had played a part of some importance, was finally banished entirely from the scene, though not from the stage. (3)
• Travel itself has become so universal that everybody, in a manner, has been everywhere, and the foreign scene has no longer the charm of strangeness. (9)
• Mythological and classical subjects were gradually discarded in favor of those involving intrigue and disguise; comic personages were introduced to enliven the scene. (3)

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