Sentence examples for as a sequel and from inspiring English sources
Only the Vampire Cowboys would create a play that could be described as a sequel and a remake.
As a sequel and an event, The Force Awakens does everything you could ask of it, and maybe a little bit more.
Published as a sequel and premised upon a 26-year-old Scout's return to Alabama to visit her elderly father, Watchman is set in the 1950s not long after the Brown v Topeka Board of Education ruling of 1954.
Toby's Room is not treated as a sequel, and the connection between the two novels is a bit awkward, with earlier relationships and events having to be clumsily back-filled ("and there was that mad weekend in Ypres").
Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone stated that while not a Hall & Oates cover, the song "bumps hard enough to qualify as a sequel, and that's high praise indeed".
At that time, it was much smarter to beef up the expansion content and release it a year later as a sequel and sell it for full price.
Tom Weldon, the CEO of Penguin Random House, described the new book as both a "sequel" and a "parent" to To Kill A Mockingbird.
In some ways, "Agency" functions as both a sequel and a prequel to Mr. Gibson's noirish 2014 novel, "The Peripheral,"set partly in the same futuristic, postapocalyptic London, after the world has been devastated by climate change, droughts, famines and political chaos.
Director Patty Jenkins said she looks at the movie as less of a sequel and more a standalone story with the same character: "We can make a whole new movie that's as strong and unique as the first.
Despite the poor overall sales, reviewers have nominated Giants as a game deserving a sequel, and have kept it on PC Gamer UKs Top 100 as of 2007.
