Sentence examples for plot leading from inspiring English sources

A SMALL plot leading to the entrance to Seasons has been carefully landscaped to reflect spring.

They include basic concepts, such as the main character/s, the desire, and the conflict as well as typical features such as music, vivid color variations, audio and visual effects, speed of action, etc., which are used as a powerful tool for developing the plot, leading therefore to effective summaries.

It can take a while to fall under the dramatic spell of The Orphan of Zhao (simply because one is trying so hard to stay on top of the plot leading up to the orphan's rescue by Cheng Ding.

Montgomery's popular Choose Your Own Adventure series allowed readers to select different actions at different points in the plot, leading to different outcomes and, ultimately, a variety of conclusions.

Last year, John Krasinski garnered praise after he insisted a deaf actress be cast in the role of a deaf daughter in his film "The Quiet Place". As a result, 14-year-old deaf actress Millicent Simmonds was cast as Regan Abbott, whose disability is central to the plot — leading to the movie's authenticity and critical acclaim.

These differences became exaggerated in the reciprocal plot, leading to the apparently converging kinetic pattern observed in this plot.

About 30% of post-9/11 terrorism cases are considered sting operations in which informants played an "active role" in incubating plots leading to arrest, according to studies cited in the Human Rights Watch report.

Then politics and plotting, leading to 150,000 killed in a country the size of Maryland.

Conspiracy theorists have used the pathologists' findings to try to support an array of claims about plots leading to Kennedy's death.

Alluding to the complaint by many in Congress that the intelligence community failed to connect the dots on terrorism plots leading up to Sept. 11, Brennan said the new center exists "so that the dots will be recognized, will be seen". The center is expected to begin operating in May, initially on the CIA's campus in Langley, Va., but later at its own facility at a new location.

Comparison of Figures 1A and 4A shows that the spurious hotspots tend to be much smaller when the traits are uncorrelated (compare chromosome 8 on both plots), leading to much smaller N-method thresholds (compare the blue lines).