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Free sign upThe phrase "as the script of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific script or text that serves as a basis for something, such as a performance or a document.
Example: "As the script of the play unfolds, the characters reveal their true intentions."
Alternatives: "like the script of" or "similar to the script of".
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As the script of The Girl, on which Hedren consulted, makes clear, the director's predatory mind games with his star began almost straightaway, with her screen test.
The background remains black as the script of the ad, read by an announcer, scrolls down the screen to the sound of a Teletype machine.
As the script of the blue page is also seen on Khorasani manuscripts and ceramic bowls datable to the ninth century, the balance tilts in favor of Iran until proved otherwise.
(Where else could you find a track that could double as the script of a porno, with lyrics that proudly declare, "Face down, ass up/That's the way we like to fuck"?) .
A DVD was released by the British Film Institute in 2001 with a commentary by Nigel Kneale and critic Kim Newman, sleeve notes by Kim Newman and the script of the play as well as the script of The Road.
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It will head south and west, but as the script on the side of the bus will attest, it will always have originated from somewhere north of ordinary.
It is as if the script of the past keeps replaying.
The first appearance of Palpatine in Star Wars literature was in Alan Dean Foster's (writing as George Lucas) novelization of the script of A New Hope, published as Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker (1976).
"I have no anger, only regret," Mr. Cayne said, as he departed from the script of his prepared remarks.
In our discussion, we have grouped the databases as a function of the script of the writing samples.
Under the National Language Act 1967, "The script of the national language shall be the Rumi [Latin] script: provided that this shall not prohibit the use of the Malay script, more commonly known as the Jawi script, of the national language".
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