Sentence examples for builds to a plot from inspiring English sources

It all builds to a plot twist near the end that is improbable even for a science-fiction tale.

GameSpy noted that the periodic departure from the main plot into the Disney side stories was disappointing, and when the original plot builds to a climax, "the story fails to gel thanks to a confusing mish-mash of vague terms and symbolism that probably made more sense in the director's head than in this final product".

And the plot builds to a last-minute disclosure from Mom that feels both predictable and strained.

No, since the plot must build to a final cat fight that has to take place in a setting with as many lethal implements as a hardware store.

(At one point, Jackie is gagged with duct tape, the removal of which is painful to watch, though perhaps not for the reason the filmmakers intend.) All of this builds up to a plot twist of the sort that no reviewer should divulge.

And for the first time in this series they are built on to a plot with some narrative force.

LD: I think when we wrote Rosetta, we didn't want to build a plot around Rosetta, and produce a script that would have guided Rosetta.

It's easy to build a plot around every one of his shots if you like; you can also simply stare and be mesmerized by them.

Try to build a plot based around your characters, as well as a general tone.

South Bronx Churches originally wanted to build on a plot known as Site 404, between 159th and 160th Streets, adjacent to the Church of Sts.

Plans for the future: They've saved enough to buy the stones for the foundations of a new house they plan to build on a plot of land they bought a few years ago.