Sentence examples for running narratives from inspiring English sources

Ms. Vale's running narratives in rehearsal sessions are filled with figurative and allegorical allusions geared toward infusing dancers with the Martha Graham method of letting loose.

NBC journalists — hundreds, a spokesperson tells me, that will be in London and elsewhere — will be mining content from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and other social media sites, and putting into the Storify platform to create running narratives.

Chinese papers maintain a running narrative of spectacular acts of disregard.

And, indeed, the appearance of a conflict of interest for Mr. Dell has become the running narrative.

I hate the whole "make him do the running" narrative, and – worse – the "leading isn't feminine" one.

It seems there are demons at every turn in Radcliffe's life, a running narrative of pain, disappointment and potential disaster.

Since that momentous turning point, we've watched a continuing series of miscalculations and calamities in Iraq, accompanied by a running narrative of mission creep from the White House.

"Each floor takes on a different character of the various people that have lived there or that I met there," said Gamper, describing a running narrative, the conceptual underpinning for the show.

What's new is that we all engage in this sort of running narrative of our lives, rushing off after dinner (or coitus) to share our confessions on Twitter or Facebook.

Finally, another note, taken up time and again later, was struck by The London Spy (1698 1700), issued by a tavern keeper, Ned Ward, and containing a running narrative of the sights and sounds of London.

"Terriers" moves from crime to crime episodically, but the big case that threads through to create a running narrative involves the severely tarnished morality of a local land developer.