Sentence examples for synopsis on the from inspiring English sources

"But beneath the surface, the cracks are starting to show", according to a brief synopsis on the Royal Court website.

One day Holly ended our session with this synopsis: "On the first count, you find Dan unavailable because he's not relating to you.

Known as the Premiership after its restructuring in 1992, and now as the Premier League, the omission offers something of a synopsis on the dramatic transformation the league has undertaken.

When Louise read the synopsis on the back of the DVD box— the charming story of Jan Morrow (Day), an uptight interior decorator who must share a party line with laid-back playboy Brad Allen (Hudson).

Smith's novel centres on a group of Iowan teenagers who accidentally unleash an unstoppable army of "horny, hungry, six-foot-tall praying mantises that only want to do two things", according to a synopsis on the author's website.

Thomsen (2009b) provides a detailed synopsis on the effects of these programs from empirical studies for nine European countries.

"Moby Dude" has a supercool Mr. Shafir ("Call me Ishmael, dude") expounding on his summer reading assignment to his skeptical teacher, Mrs. Pigorsky, culminating in a two-minute, run-on synopsis of the entire tome.

Principal photography on the star's third directorial effort, "Argo," began on Thursday, with Warner Bros. sending out a press release detailing both the star-studded behind-the-scenes team (see: Clooney, George, for example) and the first official synopsis of the based-on-a-true-story film.

Hulu Plus landed on the Wii at the start of the year and the company has now announced it's arrived on the Wii U — utilizing the GamePad controller as a second screen so viewers can watch shows on their TV and view additional content, such as episode synopses, on the GamePad.

In this review, we present a synopsis on (a) the functional gene arrays and phylogenetic oligonucleotide arrays that are currently available to the scientific community, (b) the next generation sequencing technologies with an emphasis on 16S rRNA amplicon pyrosequencing and, (c) single cell genomics, a new approach to study the microbial dark matter.

A brief synopsis on this particular school of Hellenistic philosophy: Stoicism was founded in Athens by Zeno of Citium in the early 3rd century BC, but was famously practiced by the likes of Epictetus, Cato, Seneca and Marcus Aurelius.