Sentence examples for good sequel from inspiring English sources
Sounds like a good sequel.
"Did you ever hear of a good sequel?" Brydon says to Coogan at one point, having a sly dig.
Pop Art Design makes a good sequel to the Bauhaus exhibition that the Barbican ran last year: that, to oversimplify, was about art inspiring industrial design, but in pop art the process tends to work in reverse.
Some pages from the manuscript were actually displayed at the Pequot twice before — in a 1979 exhibition of Macmillan first editions, also donated by Mr. Brett, and in 1991 for a show honoring "Scarlett," Alexandra Ripley's authorized, if not very good, sequel to "Gone With the Wind".
Taken 2 is a good sequel for those who were fans of the original, but it is not great.
The director later declared that by choosing a creature-driven thriller, "I was really just trying to make a good sequel to Jaws, on land".
King James's school or the delightfully named Salendine Nook high school are good sequels.
Love, Etc by Julian Barnes 249pp, Cape, £15.99 Are there any good sequels to great novels?
"So what I did was, I watched all the good sequels and all the bad sequels," he said.
The 1980 sequel to the lovable "Love Bug" of 1968, it is full of bad jokes and ethnic stereotypes — a reminder that good sequels are not easy.
In a couple of quite good sequels recently — "A Slight Trick of the Mind," by Mitch Cullin, and "Final Solution: A Story of Detection," by Michael Chabon — we even get to watch Holmes grow old and discover love of a sort.
