Sentence examples for sequel time from inspiring English sources

"Sherman's March," in particular, stands on its own, as does its thematic sequel, "Time Indefinite" (1993), Mr. McElwee's most powerful film, which concerns his marriage, the death of his father and the birth of his son.

Throw in geriatric high jinks, and bam! Sequel time!

This sequel, timed for what would have been Fela's 75th birthday, veers further from the master's Afrobeat template, principally via young African acts such as South African house producer Spoek Mathambo (on Zombie) and Kenyan hip-hop troupe Just a Band (on Gentleman).

A sequel, Closing Time (1994), was an elegy for the World War II generation.

Vikram Seth, the author of the 1,300-plus 1,300-plustopage a novel "A Suitable Boy," is in negotiations with his Londoorstopisher ofer his failure to deliver the manovelipt of A Suitablen time for release this fall.

Asked about the lower priced Model A+, which the Pi Foundation only refreshed last November, Upton said the Foundation like that $20 price-point, so does envisage it might to do a sequel in time — but not anytime soon.

1996 offered a sequel, this time starring Clinton and Bob Dole.

Last Summer we saw a wonderful tease of what may yet be the sequel this time around.

He summarized Ultima Underworld II as "magnificent", and he wrote, "If someone were to hand me £40 and say buy either Underworld I or II, I'd take the sequel any time".

The sequel, "Tiny Times 2," which opened on Aug. 8, grossed more than $47 million in its first three weeks.

With a TV Sequel The Times's companion to the magazine's year-end special: Discovery Civilization Channel, 8 tonight (7 Central).