Sentence examples for chapters that take from inspiring English sources

Stories can also fork into alternate storylines as users add new versions of existing chapters that take the tale into a new direction.

Wonderfully written, powerfully acted, gorgeously shot, its seasons serve as chapters that take on the Big Four of literary conflict: Man versus Man, Man versus Nature, Man versus Society, Man versus Himself.

The most interesting part of "Michael Tolliver Lives" is probably the sequence of chapters that takes Mike and Ben to visit Mike's family in Orlando.

The chapter that takes place as my pop star shoots her latest video, for instance, is based on the day I spent behind the scenes with Kylie Minogue as she shot the video for "Love at First Sight".

If I'm writing a chapter that takes place in 13-century Turkey, I want to know what they ate at the time, how they dressed, where they slept.

By dramatising in consecutive chapters events that take place decades apart, Ruge achieves a saga span while avoiding the saga sloth often displayed by chronological treatments, but he refrains from exploiting the potential narrative benefits, such as the license to postpone detail.

It was odd of HBO to show only one hour of "Luck" a month ago; Milch's pilots aren't really mission statements as much as they are the opening chapters of novels that take a while to gain steam.

Murasaki is best known for her The Tale of Genji, a three-part novel spanning 1100 pages and 54 chapters, that is thought to have taken a decade to complete.

Sylvester returns to the stage clad in the denim jacket he used to wear as Turbojugend London president, one of 2,600 chapters worldwide that take rock fandom to a Hells Angels level of devotion.

For the novels she teaches, she creates a handwritten outline for each chapter that takes up both sides of the paper.

This chapter discusses the events that took place in England from 12th century to 15th century.