Sentence examples for narration change from inspiring English sources

As this story develops, so the narrator and his narration change.

You could stop the narration and change the subject whenever you wanted.

I mean, it ends up being pretty scripted once the film is done, like the narrations never change when I do them live, but yeah, at first they're just rants.

The main revisions aren't in the notes at all, but in the words: Britten crosses out and reworks his own text for the narration, which would then change at the hands of Malcolm Sargent and Eric Crozier, and be performed, over the years, by everyone from Peter Ustinov to Dame Edna.

It's the fluid voice changes in the narration that gives the story its discomfiting energy.

The narration enacts the narrator's fate.

Their historical oral narration captured continuous processes of environmental changes caused by various socio-economic factors, which included settlement, farming, charcoal burning and commercial logging.

Both writers' styles include intricate changes in time and narration.

Post release, Vikram was critical of the film's failure confessed that the story "underwent a lot of changes after the initial narration", lamenting he was "taken for a royal ride" by the producers.

Boeing changed some words of the narration and began broadcasting it after Sept. 20 to show its corporate solidarity with the war effort.

"The photographer allows us to see the gaze which, in this century, has changed ours the most," the narration tells us, as Mr. Marker uses his own camera like a cat to prowl about the picture.