Sentence examples for story divided from inspiring English sources

The unabashedly creaky story, divided into "episodes," follows the Stooges from infancy through childhood to nominal adulthood.

"Chekhovek," at the ArcLight Theater, begins with "The Lady With the Dog," a story divided into six scenes and interspersed throughout the program.

But isn't the idea of releasing short, punchy narratives in weekly chunks a throwback to the age of Dickens? "Serialised content is not new," he admits, "but these are not just bits of a longer story divided into smaller portions.

In the pushover graphs, the horizontal axis corresponds to the building drift which is defined as the displacement of the top story divided by the total height of the building.

It's a 12 hour long epic story, divided into six parts.

Another series of Batman comics that was a clear influence -- and that is a very controversial subject -- is Steve Englehart's "Dark Detective" stories (divided into three separate parts).

There are 30 stories divided into six episodes of five chapters each.

Sci-fi stories divide roughly into three categories.

Beyond that, however, the stories divide into two distinct types: those in which smart-alecky female narrators make mincemeat of men (and a few women) whose sins hardly seem inhuman, and those in which the narrators drop their pose of superiority to give us kinder, keener and ultimately more interesting takes on what makes people tick.

In Dahl's 1964 book, the fact that the story divides into two scarcely connected halves – in the Bucket home and at Willy Wonka's chocolate factory – and that most of the action happens later on is less apparent because of the brevity of the text and the unifying presence of Dahl's narrating voice.

His analysis – like every political story – divides opinion.