Sentence examples for split stories from inspiring English sources

But Mullarkey fails to keep things simple with these split stories, never passing up a joke even if it adds nothing to the story or characterisation.

Like Peter Ustinov, Gorgeous George was a coveted and regular guest on chat shows - wit, raconteur, blah blah blah - who could always be relied upon to tell some side-splitting stories.

Becca17 particularly enjoyed the split narrative of the story: The story was written from three different viewpoints, which makes it much more exciting.

And no big dramatic crisis to neatly split the story in two.

Sydney's fare is split between story ballets, often with a mythological basis (like the subversive take on Oscar Wilde's "Salome" that has been seen in some American cities this fall) and plotless pieces.

The Tim Curry IT miniseries followed suit, but the studio behind this remake decided to split the story into two films a choice that has already paid off.

Perhaps we are more used to seeing police procedural faff than whirling centrifuges, but splitting the story into two causes the viewer to keep comparing them.

Jack Thorne's script splits the story into three - the meeting, the writing and the postscript but it is only when it hones in on the intricacies of capturing a life that the play really gets going.

Today's bombshell Bloomberg story has the internet split: either the story is right, and reporters have uncovered one of the largest and jarring breaches of the U.S. tech industry by a foreign adversary… or it's not, and a lot of people screwed up.

Like the others, it is an up-market romance split between interlinked stories set in the present day and the past – in this case, the 18th century.

It contains four individual campaigns, split into three stories, with a total of twenty-seven missions.