Sentence examples for interlocking tales from inspiring English sources
Or perhaps one should say the "stories," because McCaig's novel, as the title suggests, weaves interlocking tales of different people whose lives and Rhett's were intertwined.
The interlocking tales start to come together as Joy flees her marital problems to see Trish, who has moved to Florida to start a new life, and as Joy attempts to make contact again with the estranged Helen in Hollywood.
But Sin City was the one that really captured the populist imagination, with its interlocking tales of girls, gangs, cops and killers.
With luck, he said, the film's interlocking tales of ambition, wealth, and occasional heartbreak, will capture imaginations — or at least get the movie world to acknowledge that business does have a better side.
Ms. Fallon knew firsthand what life was like for military spouses at Fort Hood, Tex., when she wrote these loosely interlocking tales about their shaky camaraderie and lonely ordeals.
Though the title carries the suggestion of separate horror stories, like episodes of "The Twilight Zone" or entries in a Stephen King anthology, the three tales here interlock -- they're about characters who work in the same office -- and there isn't anything supernatural about them.
Mr. Leonard's longer plots can resemble strings of interlocking vignettes, but the compact tales in his new collection carry no such baggage.
In the future history/thriller category, I read Ian McDonald's Brasyl, a compelling tale told in three interlocking stories set in past, present and future Brazil.
As she described her son's reaction to the news of interlocking anatomical parts -- "no way!" -- I couldn't help imagining my own parallel tale.
"We have interlocking interests.
