Utiliser "foreground" dans une phrase

1. foreground of white, it was difficult to see anything

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2. Wherever it was looked like a fairy-canyon of crystal miles wide, but in the foreground one could see business-like buildings of worked stone with colorful plaza's between them, not as overgrown with jungle as cities in this basin

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3. There wasn’t time to get down to the great valley, but maybe he could get to the smaller one in the foreground

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4. elevated wooden podium in the foreground

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5. Pigeons fluttered about in the foreground, and Saint

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6. and the field of wildflowers in the foreground

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7. foreground, swallows and larks sang in the background,

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8. In the foreground Alan was in the water, he was faltering, falling

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9. Of the foreground, all was in shadow, and the rear wall was a pallid yellow

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10. Again, Azareel and Rimmon came to the foreground of his thoughts

11. He pushed another button the console and the picture changed to a shot of grain elevators in the foreground: fields and a warehouse and city in the distance

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12. It was the activity in the foreground that held Shipley’s attention

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13. foreground and theory in the background, and to use the model

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14. It says that the film available today is a copy of the original with the deletion of frames, blurring of frames, use of traveling mattes to offset the foreground (limo party) from the background (with possible artistic overlays), and reconstitution through the use of an optical printer to provide a seamless copy with dubious content

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15. The frame was pretty sharp, more on the order of a third of an inch blur, requiring one-fifth of the speed (given equal background and foreground blur of 1/10) or

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16. stare at her and the man who, in the foreground, still sits in meditation,

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17. She had assumed the other Garcia was killed when the Preserver base was destroyed, but now, due to Garcia’s near death experience with Q, which he had passed off as a dream and had nearly forgotten until the mind meld brought it to the foreground, she could see that the other Garcia had survived, escaping though a Gateway, perhaps accidentally attuned to Earth’s past

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18. She brought another window to the foreground and in it was a live image of Tammas sleeping

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19. In other words, they are afraid that their soul might awaken by contact with the emanations of the positive person, and therefore their mind is activated and brings to the foreground all the negative

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20. The picture was taken from about ten feet away, Cardon’s feet in the foreground and head in the background

21. Kith and kin are always in the foreground of a man’s consciousness

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22. It was not known whether Ralph had been voted into leadership, made himself leader because he genuinely felt he deserved the job, or fell into the gig by chance having been conveniently standing both nearest the microphone and best framed in the foreground of the camera

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23. Citizens Foreground Check and the purchase of and swearing allegiance to

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24. The part of her which was asking these questions was stuck at the back somewhere, because in the foreground, was a new Mischia, who had accepted all that was happening, and 34

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25. “When you think of events, you concentrate on the foreground of the action you are a 1036

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26. In the foreground city towers in morning sun are gleaming

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27. the page backdrop that contends with the foreground text

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28. She pressed very close to him, and put up her face to his, shutting her eyes, for so she shut out the desolating garden with its foreground of murderous flags

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29. In the foreground is the boat in the trough of a huge

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30. it to the foreground Th

31. irty yards in the foreground was the

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32. primer — foreground, front ( of the stage), see note [39

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33. There would be an idyllic view of a forest and a lake and, in the foreground, a vulture tearing the flesh of a dead rabbit

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34. foreground running applications gave it up in co-operative

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35. It was as if “I, me, myself” was trapped inside of the body I inhabited and now Legion was in the foreground

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36. And whereas formerly each object was painted to a hard focus, whether it was in the foreground or the distance, impressionism teaches that you cannot have the focus in a picture at the same time on the foreground and the distance

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37. But the treatment is more often applied nowadays to a spray of foliage in the foreground, the pattern of which gives a very rich effect

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38. When approaching either extreme, one splashes over into the other: much like background becomes foreground or existence becomes distinct from non-existence

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39. way in which foreground and background had been constructed, the whole scene seemed

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40. Bertuccio planted an entirely bare court with poplars, large spreading sycamores to shade the different parts of the house, and in the foreground, instead of the usual paving-stones, half hidden by the grass, there extended a lawn but that morning laid down, and upon which the water was yet glistening

41. His broad, grizzled head, with its shining patch of baldness, was in the immediate foreground of our vision

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42. There Father Roman said Mass every day before a sombre altar-piece representing the Resurrection, the grey slab of the tombstone balanced on one corner, a figure soaring upwards, long-limbed and livid, in an oval of pallid light, and a helmeted brown legionary smitten down, right across the bituminous foreground

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43. He saw in the foreground

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44. It was a landscape without figures, a summer scene of white cloud and blue distances, with an ivy-clad ruin in the foreground, rocks and a waterfall affording a rugged introduction to the receding parkland behind

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45. It opened a prospect; the prospect one gained at the turn of the avenue, as I had first seen it with Sebastian, of the secluded valley, the lakes falling away one below the other, the old house in the foreground, the rest of the world abandoned and forgotten; a world of its own of peace and love and beauty; a soldier's dream in a foreign bivouac; such a prospect perhaps as a high pinnacle of the temple afforded after the hungry days

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46. The cover of Songs for Young Lovers is a staged photographic vignette: a couple of young lovers walk in the shadows of the foreground, while another couple appears lit in the background, and a wan and solitary Frank Sinatra stands, cigarette in hand, beneath a streetlamp

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47. In the foreground four solemn men in dress suits are walking along the sidewalk with a stretcher on which lies a drunken woman in a white evening dress

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48. The black background had gained weight and texture, like the swimmy darkness you see right before you lose consciousness, and the foreground sported a brighter border

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49. Voices from other tables competed for Alice’s attention, and the music in the background moved in and out of the foreground

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50. She knows not what her Fate will be, but a wrung-neckt Goose in the Foreground of the Picture shows that the clever Artist knows

51. Not in the foreground and not in the background, and I didn’t see anyone who looked out of place

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52. In the foreground, there was an old claw-foot bathtub

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53. Our life is divided between foreground and background, scene and distant horizon

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54. Just because something isn’t in the foreground or isn’t within striking distance, don’t underestimate the power of the right actions taken relentlessly

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55. The first represented clouds low and livid, rolling over a swollen sea: all the distance was in eclipse; so, too, was the foreground; or rather, the nearest billows, for there was no land

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56. The second picture contained for foreground only the dim peak of a hill, with grass and some leaves slanting

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57. Its giant shape filled the foreground, towering high above the masts, grim and gaunt and ghastly, immovable as the adamantine buttresses of a frowning seaboard, while the liner lurched and staggered like a wounded thing in agony as her engines slowly drew her back from the rampart against which she had flung herself

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58. One's gaze went with infinite relief from the scorched greys and sullen reds of the foreground to the blue-green softness of the eastward hills

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59. The forest has never so good a setting, nor is so distinctly beautiful, as when seen from the middle of a small lake amid hills which rise from the water's edge; for the water in which it is reflected not only makes the best foreground in such a case, but, with its winding shore, the most natural and agreeable boundary to it

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60. 'Do you understand,' I cried to him, 'that if you have the guillotine in the foreground of your programme and are so enthusiastic about it too, it's simply because nothing's easier than cutting off heads, and nothing's harder than to have an idea

61. Certain persons were prominent in the foreground

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62. Their own priceless personality, their Baal and Moloch, their magnificent ego is always in their foreground everywhere

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63. Suddenly I was brought into the foreground as a sworn foe and natural rival of M

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64. On the right some women who were digging potatoes formed a mass of bright red and white colour; on the left were wheat fields, meadows, and grazing cattle; and in the foreground, slightly to the right, were the dark, dark oaks of Littleports

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65. In the foreground is a cow, entirely painted with various-colored dots

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66. His tall hat and shiny boots are in too obvious a foreground in sketches of race meetings, uptown cafés and flash clubs

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67. In its foreground a line of sheep pass by toward the gate of the fold through which some have already entered under the guidance of the shepherd and his dog, who stand near

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68. Little hillocks heaped in the foreground are covered with half-melted snow, and the sun, red in the midst of a leaden sky, is seen dying and threatening through the clouds

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69. The foreground is rich in sombre greens and browns, the ocean a glorious blue and the sky tinged with the roses of sunset

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70. , have lent an important and beautiful “November” by Millet, showing a sloping field with a harrow lying on the foreground and a man shooting at a flock of birds from behind a tree at the top of the hill

71. Pains should generally be taken not to make an elaborate picture of an architectural sketch, and the processes preliminary to making a highly-finished water-color painting, such as laying a ground-color of neutral orange, and sponging it partly out, cutting out foreground lights with a knife, and so on, are best dispensed with

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72. But when he took up the mighty task to which he consecrated his life, and was left to grapple with illiteracy, superstition and the needs of a benighted and down-trodden people, knotty questions in theology no longer vexed him, for he recognized that there was but one all-sufficient solvent for the dark problems which thrust themselves into the foreground, and that was the redemptive power of the Gospel of Christ

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