Sentence examples for story premises from inspiring English sources

"The majority of story premises...can be accomplished on such common studio back lot locales and sets such as Early 1900 Street, Oriental Village, Cowtown, Border Fort, Victorian Drawing Room, Forest and Streamside," wrote Roddenberry in his original pitch.

"Interiors and exteriors temporarily available after an 'Egyptian' motion picture, a 'horror' epic, or even an unusual telefilm, could be used to meet the needs of a number of story premises".

That's what Dambuster Studios has done with Homefront: The Revolution, a fully open-world first-person shooter with an unusual cooperative multiplayer mode and an eye-catching story premise.

"I like my privacy," begins "Peep Hall," a story premised on a lonely man's discovery of a Web site featuring intimate live transmission of the doings of a houseful of attractive young women -- who happen to live in his own neighborhood.

Toriyama then created a story premised on this mythology.

Goldman also approached Sorkin with a story premise, which Sorkin developed into the script for Malice.

Madlax was often accused of being secondary and reusing Noir's stylistic solutions, such as the story premise, the two heroines' appearance, and the musical style.

Initially, everything regarding the sequel was uncertain at first: whether stars Tom Hanks and Tim Allen would be available and affordable, what the story premise would be, and even whether the film would be computer-animated at Pixar or traditionally at Walt Disney Feature Animation.

So there on an exclusive thoroughfare known for its purveyors of gentlemen's clothes and accessories, they set themselves up as Hunters Partnership Ltd., selling handmade silk ties in traditional English patterns from their cluttered second-story premises to retailers in Britain, Scandinavia and the United States.

Now operating out of grand three-story premises in London, he looks years younger and 30 pounds lighter than he did in the tough years with Givenchy.

The children's-story premise is that these people live in a painting, which the artist left unfinished.