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121 The film is set in Budapest, amid a collision of two unlikely worlds: the political backdrop of the US Embassy and the indecorous underworld of East Europe's pornography scene.

122 A hillside of trees provides a brightly - colored backdrop a Vermont barn.

123 So defamiliarization, against the backdrop of a kind of gray uniformity that Jakobson in his essay on byt "The Generation that Squandered its Poets" called "byt"-- I don't know how to pronounce that.

124 Globally, Hotel price rose 15% year on year, reflecting the increasing demand for hotel rooms against a backdrop of undersupply.

125 All of these moves have been set against the backdrop of sweet talk about partnership.

126 On the backdrop of electronic reconnaissance and infrared photographic reconnaissance, we develop a multisensor target identification system based on Bayesian Networks.

127 Take the lower deck and feel the sea spray on your face while picturing James Bond classic "The Man with the Golden Gun", which used the harbor as a backdrop.

128 Against such a backdrop, people-to-people contacts and exchanges are ever more frequent, dialogue and cooperation among countries are further enhanced. Regional integration is quickening up.

129 Given this backdrop it is appropriate to take the OCR to a more stimulatory position and to deliver this reduction quickly.

130 Against the backdrop of growing economic globalization, trade liberalization has attracted attention.

131 With the snow-draped Sierra Nevada as a backdrop, unique erosion formations called sand tufa stand like giant cauliflower stalks in a dry Arizona lake bed.

132 I want the background to dramatise what' s in the foreground, not merely act as a subtle backdrop.

133 A relaxed evening of socialising,(http://Sentencedict.com) informative short talks and networking hosted by Hutchison Whampoa Properties (SH) all enjoyed to the backdrop of the elegant Binjiang One.

134 With Sir Christopher Wren's cathedral as a backdrop, Mr Brown insisted "markets need morals" and claimed he was something of a lone voice in arguing in the past that markets should be restrained.

135 Against this backdrop, today ? ? s Forum is of positive significance.

136 Set against the magnificent backdrop of Lake Constance, every production at the Bregenz Festival faces strong natural competitors.

137 The Yas Island Yacht Club is distinguished by the sparkling white exterior shells of the two main buildings against the backdrop of the Yas Marina and F1 Track.

138 Dubai's skyscrapers backdrop a line of camel trainers returning from camel racing practice.

139 Light colours provide an effective backdrop for pictures or a mirror.

140 Marks from the iron lion of Cangzhou style, combined with the letter C shape(sentencedict.com), a red sun in the backdrop of the formation.

141 Cue dramatic music. Darken the backdrop. Cast a shaft of light across the host's face. The truth is out there. I want to believe.

142 It is against this backdrop, this week to study a variety show appearances abuse each other.

143 The wildcat strikes have come onto under the backdrop of rapidly rising on unemployment.

144 "The increase in sales in Sweden, set against the backdrop of innovative new digital services and tighter copyright laws, is encouraging, " said John Kennedy, the chairman and chief executive of IFPI.

145 A great interior wall of white oak stained a charcoal grey forms a perfect backdrop, maximizing the sense of space and turning the focus to the spectacular view and the contemporary furniture.

146 Dollar-selling by Korea's central bank over the past three days has given the won some breathing room, but it remains under heavy selling pressure amid a deteriorating economic backdrop.

147 It starts with a white backdrop behind which a row of dancers in silhouette are shown as office workers typing away, before taking a surrealistic turn as our hero starts to dream.

148 Their robes are orange; one has a painted backdrop of mountains.

149 We can only wonder what might have induced the artist to place this young woman against a backdrop of subaquatic menace, of ancient meandering rivers and treacherous precipices.

150 The backdrop to today's research on kids and advertising is the cognitive theory put forward over 70 years ago by the famous Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget.