Sentence examples similar to starting narrative from inspiring English sources

To capitalise on Quill as a business venture a fellow Infolab researcher, Kris Hammond, started Narrative Science, a firm based in Chicago.

Starting the narrative so well into the life has made for a stronger book.

He convinced us that this stop-and-start narrative — in which Faust never advances far into the realms of the sublime without being interrupted by some form of street music — came out of a dramatic, keenly ironic sensibility.

"There's two evil people that started the narrative of that day, a story about San Bernardino, a chapter in our lives," he said.

"Two evil people started the narrative of Dec. 2, but we can finish the story," the chief said.

Some highly respected choreographers — Christopher Wheeldon, Mark Morris — started making narrative pieces.

O'Rourke might have more properly started his narrative here.

Then I started both narrative and dialogue in dialect and the novel just shot along.

So let's start the narrative in 1958 rather than the 1980s.

Slow to start, the narrative acquires an events-driven tunnel vision that can get in the way of character development.

AUDIENCE: So you started your narrative, the history, [INAUDIBLE] concentration camps, or the development of barbed wire as a technological enabler, a different way [INAUDIBLE].