Sentence examples for sequel of course from inspiring English sources
There was a sequel, of course, "Escape from L.A.," memorable for the scene of Snake Plissken (Kurt Russell) surfing on Wilshire Boulevard.
But when "Analyze That" -- the sequel, of course, to the 1999 hit "Analyze This" -- opens next month, the transformation will be complete.
This is partly because it's a sequel, of course, but even the first "Night at the Museum," directed, as this one is, by Shawn Levy, was a mixture of old hat and cool new stuff.
And if "The Cherry Orchard" found the aristocratic turn-of-the-century world fading away, "The Cherry Orchard Sequel," of course, catches Russia at a moment of much more abrupt transition.
The funny opening song, for instance, is sung by a fashion model fleeing the killer, lamenting the fact, now obvious, that she won't get to be the "final girl," the battered, beleaguered, blood-strewn survivor in formulaic slasher movies, the one who brings the psycho to his fatal end (unless there's a sequel of course).
It was followed by a sequel, of course--a novel in which Thomas Edison led Earth's counterattack against Mars.
Some sequels, of course, can never be written.
For "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" U.S. premiere Monday night in downtown Los Angeles, studio Lionsgate instructed members of the media to line up outside the Nokia Theatre at 3 30 p.m. –- a full four hours before a screening of the much-anticipated Jennifer Lawrence sequel, which of course arrives in multiplexes later this week, was set to start.
Then there was my love of The Omen and its two sequels and, of course, John Carpenter's Halloween, which I first saw as an eight-year-old and still remains one of my all-time favourites.
I was hoping this would inspire her to write a sequel to 'Search.' Of course, if it did I would never know it until she would suddenly produce a big stack of papers". It was Wagner's writing that first brought the couple together.
The sequel's big draw, of course, is that renovated realm, now called the Grid and kitted out in 3-D.
