Sentence examples for stories flow from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, the stories flow a little too readily into one another, as the novel presses home its thesis: "Everyone has choices taken away from them.
The stories flow into each other so casually that only the flash of a subtitle signals the change of season and the transition from one tale to the next.
After dinner, throw one back with the locals at the Belfry (14 Amandon Road, Montgomery Center; 802-326-4400), a rustic, lodge-like bar and restaurant where the drinks — and the stories — flow freely.
Stories flow from loss and longing, from the mire and muck of emotion and from whatever organ it is that prefers the idea of destiny (i.e., destination, that thing we were driving toward all along) to that of fate (which drops ex machina from a cloudless sky).
The constant references to doubles in Mr. Dick's stories flow from his self-confessed fixation on his missing twin, who wasted away in a "normal" middle-class home where neither parent seemed to notice that something was terribly wrong with the children.
The more the anxiety waned, the more the stories flowed.
Our lives, our stories, flowed into one another's, were no longer our own, individual, discrete. . . .
Our lives, our stories, flowed into one another's.' This fine book reminds us that we forget this at our peril.
"Our lives, our stories, flowed into one another's, were no longer our own". But even if our lives flow into one another's, they do in fact still feel like our own, day by day.
In settling his more personal scores, Ritter went to the press, and when he wasn't going to them, they went to him, aware that his tap was turned on with stories flowing into everyone's notebooks.
