Sentence examples for extensive story from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Regarding "St.-Tropez à Go-Go" (July 31) by Seth Sherwood: I much enjoyed this extensive story.

The most extensive story, "The Jar," is a Chaplinesque comedy about a greedy landlord who orders a human-sized clay pot for his massive olive harvest.

Earlier that year, however, Patrick Henry College had been hit with its own scandal, when The New Republic published an extensive story about allegations that the administration had dismissed or ignored female students' reports of sexual assault.

Along with James Phinney, Metzen again provided the game's extensive story and script, as well as organizing the voice casting for the game.

And, as a special bonus, Jimmy Fallon took time out of his Monday show to pay tribute to Prince, who died April 21, and share an extensive story that involves a new baby, pingpong and the Purple One.

Case in point: Sunday's New York Times ran an extensive story on women in high-tech, profiling the experience of Candace Fleming, an industrial engineer with degrees from Harvard and Stanford and management experience at Hewlett-Packard.

"Each object has a fairly extensive Newport story".

Each undercover patient had rehearsed an extensive back story, and the supposed family members who visited them were professional actors.

There are more than 150 handmade (not randomized) dungeons in which to delve and more than 300 books to discover, if you care about the extensive back story.

Business Today, the top Taiwanese business magazine, gave voice to those fears last month in an extensive cover story accusing Samsung Electronics of embarking on a "Kill Taiwan" effort aimed at some of the island's leading high-technology companies, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., or TSMC, the world's largest contract maker of chips.

Like for all of his roles, Morrissey created an extensive back story for Weber to build up the character.