Sentence examples for some sequel from inspiring English sources

"At that point people may have some sequel fatigue," Mr. Dergarabedian said.

Another classic first-person shooter got some sequel love today, as well.

Some sequels, of course, can never be written.

Unlike some sequels, this one has remained true to the spirit of the original.

But it is the case that some sequels have achieved literary success on their own merit.

What Cusumano says of the software industry in general seems true of mobile gaming in particular: "Typically, companies will have that one big product, and then they'll sell some sequels to it.

Here are some sequels to the shoe opera "Barefoot on Elizabeth Street" (May 28), in which Ellen Tien describes how a man, "calm, tallish, 30-ish, stocky, with close-cropped hair," mugged her and took $200, a leather jacket and her Guccis.

Admittedly, some sequels seem contrived and that can leave us scratching our heads.

Paramount hopes to harness these elements to build on the first movie instead of losing momentum for it, as some sequels can do, when it hits theaters Oct. 21.

Some sequels are masterpieces (Huckleberry Finn, Lord of the Rings, Through the Looking Glass), and others are pleasant surprises (Doctor Sleep, the most recent Bridget Jones) but there are a few that deserve to stay hidden deep in the discount bin.

Eventually two patients with MOF died and 16 patients were discharged to other clinics with some sequels like neuropathies (10) and cardiomyopathy (1).