Sentence examples for story table from inspiring English sources

I always use Abigail's Party as a reference point when I've got people round the story table getting carried away.

In contrast, 152, or 99.3%, of ranked newspaper titles in Newseum carried any mention of the control story (Table 2).

Firstly, unranked newspapers introduced bias for example, unranked newspapers did not use staff writers in Story 2 and used news syndicates more commonly in Story 4 than in the control story (Table 2); inclusion of these titles thus affected the profiles of news sources (Table 1).

This was found for all individual symptoms, whether or not they were mentioned in the television news story (table 2).

A specific pathogenic group of E. coli, called adherent-invasive E. coli (AIEC), has been extensively implicated in human CD and is currently one of the most exciting players in the pathogen story (Table 1) [ 23, 35– 66].

When Top 200 newspapers and weighted circulation figures were considered, the patterns of known sources suggested the existence of different types of medical stories (Table 3).

On the same day as each of the target medical stories, 4.6% to 11.0% of newspapers carried a total of 5 to 17 additional or alternative front-page medical stories (Table 5).

Without the same obligation as television to match textual content with constantly-changing images, newspaper stories (Table  3) were more wide-ranging in their interest; many items mentioned several countries or types of procedure rather than just a few examples.

The scenarios were constructed following this focus group in reference to quotations from the digital recordings in order to stay true to how the participants tell stories (Table 4).

The three workplace stories (Table 3) are quite different in context, even though they share some themes: the first comes from a person who works directly in a helping profession, the second from someone who works in a context where clients have ancillary problems, while the last example comes from someone who was carrying out work experience.

A recent 480-page issue of Gifts and Home Products carried a cover story on table lamps and articles on leather sofas, greeting cards and table linen.