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Discover LudwigThe phrase "story build" is not correct and usable in written English
Instead, you can use the phrase "build a story." For example: As a writer, I strive to build a story that engages and entertains readers.
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Naipaul knows how to let a story build itself quietly through accretion, through accumulated observations of those he meets.
It's worth watching just to see this expertly constructed story build towards a bombshell that, for once, really does change everything.
It all makes an unpleasant time at the villa, A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times, as the director, Jonathan Glazer, "lets his story build slowly, with the haunting indirection of a Pinter play".
While not a flashy stylist, she knows just how to make a story build: the novel reveals a sure sense of pace and pitch, a brilliant ear for character.
And while he clearly retains a fondness for the brevity and punch of a good 30-second television commercial, he lets his story build slowly, with the haunting indirection of a Pinter play.
Our group is in the process of using some of our posted artifacts to generate a story, build extensive teaching and student guides, and formative assessments.
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But while the Pietà imagery startles, it makes increasing sense as the story builds around it.
The original was an innocuously charming comedy with a story built around the fate of a human family.
From this mundane beginning the story builds to a stunning and complex climax.
The story builds inexorably, carried along by its own brand of otherworldly eroticism.
A pictorial "story" builds up; some objects will have different presence and associations than others.
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