Sentence examples for key characters to from inspiring English sources

What he knows how to do is put readers' hearts in throats, as when he sends one whole family of key characters to Hawaii for a December vacation in 1941.

Working hard to sidestep accusations of being merely a glorified TV programme, this movie spin-off from the long-running BBC show throws caution (not to mention key characters) to the wind.

Significantly, both movies also feature hostilities breaking out in the middle of a training drill, causing key characters to explain in almost identical language that this is a "real world" situation, a blurring of the lines between reconstruction and reality, something that underpins Greengrass's distinctive directorial style.

I think in Super Street Fighter IV, he's going to be a key character to watch out for".

This last July, on a searingly hot day, as the tennis player Andy Murray closed in on a historic sporting achievement — to be the first British man to win a Wimbledon singles title since Fred Perry in 1936 — the BBC cameras kept shifting their gaze from one key character to another as the match entered what would be its final game.

Although similar work has not been carried out in an informal education setting, it is reasonable to assume that highlighting and labeling key characters used to support the branching pattern shown would be beneficial.

We got to see how a whole range of key characters reacted to enormous pressure and life-or-death moments.

Other key characters seem to find themselves in the "Mad Men" farewell.

Alongside that catchy theme tune, you may also find yourself humming Cliff's classic 'We're All Going on A Summer Holiday' because, despite the regular forecasts of winter, some key characters have managed to escape to sunnier climes.

We have successfully employed trnH-psbA and other markers to identify tiny rosettes, lacking key floral characters, to species (unpubl. data).

If your school is to give of its best, the key characters will need to be identified and, as in the pantomime finale, led to a point of joint and equitable celebration, perhaps?