Sentence examples for by a sequel from inspiring English sources

The film was followed by a sequel in 1989.

Now it is joined by a sequel: Where, Oh Where, is Rosie's Chick?

The book was followed by a sequel: "The Jupiter Effect Reconsidered".

It was followed by a sequel, Der Weg zurück (1931; The Road Back), dealing with the collapse of Germany in 1918.

In 1966, Thunderbirds was made into a major feature film, Thunderbirds Are Go, which was followed by a sequel two years later, Thunderbird 6.

Though it was criticized for its lack of subtlety and for its gender politics, the film was followed two years later by a sequel, Manderlay.

The Tempest alone has inspired a science-fiction version, Forbidden Planet, a camp adaptation by Derek Jarman, an updated reworking by Paul Mazursky, a sequel by W.H. Auden, an extra scene for Caliban provided by Robert Browning, parodies by T.S. Eliot in The Waste Land and uncountable musical settings of its songs.

Radio 3 has commissioned a special series of Shakespeare plays led by Wolf in the Water, written by Naomi Alderman, a "sequel" to The Merchant of Venice, which asks what happened to Jessica, Shylock's daughter.

Now the channel has embarked on a three-part series that was no doubt eagerly awaited by some people and merely awaited, without any accompanying adverb, by others: a sequel to the beloved nineteen-seventies series "Upstairs Downstairs".

Those stories will lead to "Infinite Crisis," by Mr. Johns and Mr. Jimenez, a sequel to the 1985 blockbuster "Crisis on Infinite Earths," which greatly revamped and redefined DC's superheroes.

He says they started off by making a sequel to System Shock, since they had most of that done already.