Sentence examples for story assembled from inspiring English sources

The longest phase in the process saw endless versions of a story assembled and dismantled.

The real story, assembled here for the first time in a single narrative, featuring new witnesses and never-reported details, is far more complex than what Rather and Mapes rushed onto the air in 2004.

How else can we account for the nearly bipolar discrepancy in quality among the 29 stories assembled in "The Law of Averages"?

This collection of 14 stories, assembled by the Spanish academic José Francisco Fernández, spans four decades of Margaret Drabble's writing career, from 1966 to 2000.

Vonnegut's posthumously published works include Armageddon in Retrospect (2008), a collection of fiction and nonfiction that focuses on war and peace, and a number of previously unpublished short stories, assembled in Look at the Birdie (2009) and While Mortals Sleep (2011).

This ancient temple -- the largest Buddhist temple in the world - was built in the 9th century and has seven stories assembled in a pyramid structure.

In the end, these missteps, combined with the book's hokey characters and story line, yield a most disappointing story -- a story methodically assembled, like a model-plane kit, out of machine-made parts and adding up to one big cliché.

The other aspect of the New York Times story that warrants more attention has to do with the way the story was assembled.

The story is assembled in slices.

When it was time for the nighttime story, they assembled into a rough circle around a campfire fashioned from small blue flashlights.

The new words are by the librettist Jeremy Sams, who devised the story and assembled this fanciful, clever and touching pastiche by selecting arias, ensembles, choruses and dances from works by Handel, Vivaldi, Rameau and lesser-known Baroque composers.