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The others bunched up behind, a montage of color, of shuffling and of staring faces.† (source)
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The book's glossy cover showed a photographic montage of Greek temples and smiling monsters.† (source)
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Again I longed for my own theme music: the montage of me getting ready for the big fight.† (source)
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Now comes a truly fantastic montage of the battle.† (source)
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In that movie, the nerds of the title rent a dilapidated house and fix it up (during a classic '80s music montage).† (source)
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Unlike Rick's, however, the Count's montage did not draw on his memories; it drew instead on his imaginings.† (source)
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The three dancers in the piece, all recent graduates of Juilliard themselves, bring a distinctive vocabulary to the montage, drawing viewers into an experience that is at once life-affirming and joyful, without any bubble-gum sentimentality.† (source)
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Okay, so remember how I had that idea for Mychal to make those photographic montages of exonerated prisoners?† (source)
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On the dresser to his right was his laptop, the screensaver a rotating montage of family photos he never tired of watching.† (source)
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FADE IN: Four-way SPLIT-SCREEN MONTAGE: Three images alternate between shots of witnesses and defendants.† (source)
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He's doing some sort of freaky layered montage thing.† (source)
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Because when I close my eyes, everything happens in a kind of montage.† (source)
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Clouds race across the westering moon, the seasons change in somber montage, going deeper into winter stillness, a landscape of silence and ice.† (source)
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It was a program about the Czech emigration, a montage of private conversations recorded with the latest bugging devices by a Czech spy who had infiltrated the emigre community and then returned in great glory to Prague.† (source)
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The titles were superimposed over a montage of shots of Paris in the morning: laborers on their bicycles, on their way to work, coming down from the hills of Montmartre, crossing the Place de la Concorde, rolling through the great square before Notre Dame.† (source)
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Her eyes in fact were dry, and they lowered fractionally to take in the vase, then she pushed on past, to where the easel stood supporting the poster with the merry, multicolored title, and a Chagall-like montage of highlights from her play in watercolor scattered around the lettering—the tearful parents waving, the moonlit ride to the coast, the heroine on her sickbed, a wedding.† (source)
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