Sentence examples for serial in which from inspiring English sources

As we hunted for other tackle, I came across a well-thumbed edition of Mr Crabtree, the classic cartoon serial in which the pipe-smoking Mr Crabtree teaches his son Peter to fish.

I made no great moral compromise until I was offered one of the roles in a serial, in which I was to play the British consort of the man who was trying to swindle the older brother of the former emperor.

A lot of his writing on movies amounts to him waving his hands and shouting, "HE DIDN'T GET OUT OF THE COCADOODIE CAR!" In his essay collection "The Big Picture," he cooks up his own Dick Tracy serial in which the archvillain, Big Boss, tells his henchman, Lefty, that they should switch faces so that Tracy can chase Lefty while Big Boss robs banks with impunity.

His first bit job was in "The Perils of Pauline," an adventure serial in which he was the child thrown from the train.

Webscriptions is an effort to recreate the feel and excitement of old-fashioned science fiction serials, in which stories unfolded month by month in pulp magazines like Galaxy, where Mr. Baen was formerly an editor.

The serial manner in which the disease claims lives (serial killer) and the blame placed on the promiscuous woman for the spread of the disease (Julia) are other names.

Perhaps its closest modern descendant is the HBO television series "Deadwood," another serial epic in which the fanciful settings disguise the work's larger philosophical intentions: in the case of "Dune," a powerful ecological message and a reminder to its readers that their actions will have profound consequences for generations yet unborn.

This hard condition is most noticeable in serial forums, in which the performers are expected to offer an immediate opinion on any subject, and do.

Influenced by such composers as Anton Webern, he wrote serial music, in which various musical elements are rigidly controlled.

Well, they do have those league tables for serial killers (in which Team GB GB GB!'s is a contender), so perhaps for 2012.

Mr. Rosenberg explains this further: "I have attempted a form of dream, a serial narrative, in which episodes are woven together by threads of similar intensity, focus and bearing".