Sentence examples for of key characters from inspiring English sources

This nonfiction tale includes a map and brief bios of key characters.

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.

The list of "key characters" in the initial printing is gone, as is the blurb on the original cover from a former Defense Intelligence Agency director, Lt. Gen. Patrick M. Hughes, who had called it "one terrific book".

It updates a classic narrative to shed light on contemporary mores; it switches the gender of key characters in interesting ways; it's design-led and visually witty, and peppered with humorous dance-history references.

New photos of key characters including Adam Driver's Kylo Ren and Gwendoline Christie's Captain Phasma also featured in Vanity Fair's cover story, photographed by none other than Annie Liebovitz.

In court filings RDR argues that Mr. Vander Ark's book "provides a significant amount of original analysis and commentary concerning everything from insights into the personality of key characters, relationships among them, the meaning of various historical and literary allusions, as well as internal inconsistencies and mistakes in the novels".

The drama has not been afraid to shock viewers in the past, with the unexpected death of key character Matthew Crawley bringing last year's Christmas episode to a sombre conclusion.

The show has not been afraid to shock viewers in the past, with the unexpected death of key character Matthew Crawley bringing last year's Christmas episode to a sombre conclusion.

In late August 2012, a teaser site was unveiled in preparation for the Final Fantasy 25th Anniversary Event, titled "A Storm Gathers", promising a "new direction for the saga of key character Lightning".

One of the key characters of social insects is the division of labor, in which different tasks are allocated to various castes.

It resembled "Lost" in the intricacy of its structure and "Breaking Bad" in the relentlessly unsympathetic nature of most of its key characters, and its comic influences ranged from Preston Sturges to Monty Python to '80s sitcoms.