Sentence examples for momentous plot from inspiring English sources
The movie simply and inexplicably ignores this momentous plot point.
Well-illustrated, and with a momentous forward trajectory through the plot, Merry Men #2 even endeavors to give a bit of queer history of England, taking a break from the comic's panels to tell the story of William Rufus.
The Rob and Helen plot marks a watershed moment for the 65-year-old radio soap – arguably just as momentous as the first lesbian TV kiss in Brookside or Mark Fowler getting HIV in EastEnders.
The fingerprint plots associated with Hirshfeld surface clearly exposes momentous similarities and differences in the interactions experienced by each complex.
Howe was excited by the potential and the spirit of the Plough Lane squad and he made the most of it in his first campaign, plotting the Dons' path to seventh in the First Division and to a momentous FA Cup final victory over the hot favourites, Liverpool.
Though the trilogy is more than a thousand pages long, it is powered by an enormous engine of story, which is not merely plot; it's the sensation some narratives give us of being caught up in something at once momentous and personal.
They are irresistibly momentous.
That alone seems momentous.
Inaugurations are momentous things.
