Sentence examples for halting story from inspiring English sources
Despite receiving a scathing review in the Telegraph, which called The Four Streets "a halting story told in vacuous language" and gave it one star, readers have flocked to write the novel up positively online, with almost 1,000 reviews on Amazon, the vast majority of them four and five-star.
When he figured out who I was, he interrupted my halting story about an epidemic outbreak and started swearing.
The Sunday Mirror took this iron-clad story yet further by splashing on its front page the printing-press-halting story that Geldof was overheard days before she died arguing with her husband "over the number of songs Peaches had on her iPhone by Elliott Smith".
To his credit, Newton himself admits as much, halting his story abruptly, in the early nineteen-eighties, "for to write about one's successes, small or big, is simply of no interest to the reader".
Park willfully triples the knottiness of the plot by dividing it into three parts—halting the story at a moment of crisis and looping back to retell it, or portions of it, from the viewpoint of a character other than Sookee.
What's most frustrating of all, though, is Theroux's decision to halt the story just as the longed-for violence begins, a breach of narrative dramatic law.
What unites these vastly different books is how cleverly they both explore the immense power someone who decides to halt their story suddenly acquires, and the unexpected shapes that people make around these human-shaped absences.
"There aren't any puzzles that halt the story progression, like in Year Walk," says Simogo co-founder Simon Flesser.
"There aren't any puzzles that halt the story progression, like in Year Walk," says Simogo co-founder Simon Flesser – the "go" of the name comes from his business partner, Gordon Gardebäck.
He then does something odd and generous: he halts his moralized story of friendship and lets the people on the street tell their tales.
He refused to halt the painful story of his deportation despite having to reach for a bottle of pills wrapped with a piece of white gauze.
