Sentence examples for sequence too from inspiring English sources

That is influence, and that's a sequence, too, as open-ended as ever a sequence was.

There's a dance sequence too, the Madison performed in the cafe by Odile and her two boyfriends.

Preminger was so impressed he asked him to create a title sequence too, and Bass went on to specialise in the area, resulting in memorable collaborations with Preminger, Alfred Hitchcock and Martin Scorsese.

One of the many collaborations with her partner, director Tim Burton, (Corpse Bride, Planet of the Apes, Big Fish, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Alice in Wonderland, Dark Shadows), HBC was marvellous in this brilliant-looking, camp, dark, seriously good-fun musical caper (with a stunning opening credits sequence too).

Is the intro sequence too long?

Since F is translation invariant, the sequence ((Trho_{n} )) is a minimizing sequence too.

Ice cream sundaes need proper sequencing, too.

It is a charming film, more romcom than blockbuster but with some impressive action sequences too.

The battle sequences, too, are astonishing, as the soldiers scurry, the corpses pile high and vast plumes of cannon smoke rip across the field.

Amid endless flashbacks there are hallucinogenic dream sequences too, although given the shoddiness of the storytelling it's hard to tell what's meant to be real or make-believe.

"When we were at UC Davis, we were doing a lot of RNA sequencing — too much to be able to afford to do it all, plus it was taking too much time," said Covington.