Sentence examples for script part from inspiring English sources
"Reading the script, part of me felt shocked at how much she was given and emotionally drives this story," she says.
Directed with maximum sass and stage blood by Robert Ross Parker, Nguyen's script — part homage, part parody — treads where the "Scream" and "Scary Movie" franchises have not particularly boldly gone before.
They are then sent back to the main page using the script (part of the function toTED e)) in the main page.
In particular, as a part of this work, additional checks have been added to cif_cod_check, the script (part of cod-tools) responsible for checking the semantic correctness of deposited data and for its quality control.
The alignments were (1) shuffled using the rnazRandomizeAln.pl script (part of the RNAz package).
Digital normalisation was performed to remove highly duplicated reads using the normalize-by-median.py script part of the khmer package described by Brown et al. [ 34], with the recommended k-mer value of 20 and a coverage threshold of 20.
For a start, the game itself is based around an original script part-written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, the writers and stars of the original films, and features the vocal talents of the entire original cast, not to mention motion-captured computer recreations of their 1980s appearances.
In Parks and Paulus's current script (parts of which may be revised before the New York transfer), Bess is still torn between the melodious and menacing Crown (Phillip Boykin) and Porgy, but that division now has more to do with her struggle to claim her own soul.
And even though John's chest-thumping maleness and his attraction to Judy (Gretchen Hall), who plays the white heroine with a racial conscience, are galling to Wiletta, it's his questioning nature that prods her to rethink the script, her part as his character's suffering mother, and her relationship to the other actors onstage.
In the final script, the part had eroded.
For a first feature, it's a tight script, in part because it needed to be.
