Sentence examples for make a plot from inspiring English sources
"You make a plot and there's a bump on the plot, and, once the bump gets big enough, then you can claim a discovery".
Hilary doesn't just make a plot, she makes you believe you're there with these people; and in the case of my character you get a wonderful insight into a pre-Renaissance mind".
He starts again: 'Therapy can be illuminating in a literary way, it can make a plot of your own life, but getting to grips with depression is sometimes a more earthy thing.' In Nature Cure, it is a very earthy thing, a non-talking cure, and Mabey does something original with his book.
Make a plot of how effective stuff is versus its subtlety — which for simplicity we'll define as 1/visibility (my algebra is rusty).
Make a plot of folding versus brain mass for various species and the data points fall all over and not on a unified curve.
And when CMS researchers make a plot of the masses of the inferred particles, they see a clear peak atop a background produced by random photon pairs (see figure).
Here was a very languid introduction to Max Caulfield, our player-controlled "hero" of sorts, who ultimately must make a plot-climaxing decision, after so many (some seriously tough) choices across the game, to see her home destroyed, along with many of its inhabitants, or save her best friend Chloe from death.
Pure force of character makes a plot out of a picaresque.
For all of that she and her Husband made a plot with one Mr. Reuben Wallace to take me to Richmond and sell me.
McGaugh made a plot of visible mass versus rotation speed for the galaxies.
