Sentence examples for continuing character from inspiring English sources

And she finds the challenge of working under the gun and developing a continuing character bracing.

McNab of That Ilk, a strip by James Brown featuring an irascible Scot (published in Judy, intermittently 1876 88), is the first ethnically stereotyped continuing character.

"We equate the history of the city to the history of the team, which is a continuing character in our drama," said Mr. Talese, who was the last to join his friends at lunch in one of Mr. Aretsky's restaurants, Patroon.

His most recent performances included a continuing character in the TV adaptation of Crash (2008-9) asd as the voice of reason in Elegy (2008), in which he played George, the best friend of Ben Kingsley's priapic professor David Kepesh ("You gotta stop worrying about growing old and worry about growing up").

So if the prequel is 1955, is he a continuing character?

Burke also wrote avowedly historical works in the years immediately after publishing A Philosophical Enquiry The content of these histories developed the preferences of his youth for improvement by embodying these in a way that made them integral to the origins and continuing character of modern arrangements in the Americas and in England.

It's not a soap but it's very well acted, cunningly plotted and follows continuing characters.

As she named them, it was evident that they had become an extended family, continuing characters in the world of her imagination.

That's why a handful of brand-name fiction writers (often writing books with continuing characters) dominate the best-seller lists and the shelves of airport bookstores: in some way they're a known quantity.

Then, you figure out a way so the audience can learn more about your continuing characters without changing what it was that they liked about them in the first movie".

The stories are not connected by any obvious plot or continuing characters. .