Sentence examples for many plots and from inspiring English sources

Some, like the dolls that belonged to Emmie and Deanna, had complicated life stories, with many plots and dramas and excitements.

One of Game of Thrones' many appeals is the compulsive draw of its many plots, and its infamous willingness to murder characters unpredictably and cruelly.

Seeger's life, which ended this week after ninety-four years, contained many plots and subplots: his apprenticeship to Alan Lomax, his folk stardom with the Weavers, his banjo innovations, his sometimes uneasy relationship with his rock-and-roll heirs.

The story of how the Bush administration took the United States to war in Iraq is such a complicated tale with so many plots and subplots, so much misinformation and spin, so many missteps and outrageous misjudgments that reporters in countless newspaper and magazine articles, television documentaries and dozens of books have struggled to piece together the narrative.

Given the time required to collect abundance data, an efficient strategy could be to monitor occurrence in many plots and abundance in a subset of these.

The fatal motor accident that killed Mansfield and spread the rumors of her decapitation had been the subject of many plots and scenes.

The fact that there have been no follow-up attacks on American soil was not for want of trying; but many plots were uncovered and broken up before they could be realised.

The many plots involve Debbie Harry and Sonny Bono as Amber's parents, who are monomaniacal about her becoming Miss Auto Show; Jerry Stiller as Tracy's father; Waters himself as a sick psychiatrist; and Ric Ocasek and Pia Zadora as the first of the lank-haired beatniks who are about to displace the ducktail and beehive brigades.

'Once' portrays events in both a magical kingdom and a regular town in the real world, and it has so many plot points and characters to service that the stories sometimes end up being superficial and a little predictable.

For pine, the performance of BWIN and Silva is good and many plots are correctly classified with respect to the 80 1 threshold.

As a result, forest real estate now sells for rock-bottom prices, and many plots have been abandoned by absentee or aged owners and have fallen into a state of neglect.