Sentence examples for that sequel from inspiring English sources
And Mr Greene's new book, which seeks to chronicle physicists' descriptions of space and time, is that sequel.
Yet that sequel -- "The Whole Ten Yards," which opens nationwide today -- is more afterthought than accomplishment, a cocktail made with orange juice and Champale instead of actual bubbly.
If "The Big Lebowski" had an alpine sequel, and that sequel were turned into a video game, it would be Dudeski.
But it is to the author's credit that this reader was left hungering to read that sequel, one, it is hoped, that will prove to be every bit as heartfelt as this charming debut.
His last pornographic novel, the tritely named Paris Sixty-Nine, evidently took inspiration from the capital and, with mutterings from within Labour of a withdrawal of the whip, if the allegations are true, Bell may well have even more time to bash out that sequel.
He pointed out that sequels can seem very clever until one of them flops.
When do publishers decide that sequels can no longer support suffixes?
He might not want to be known as the sequel guy, but that doesn't mean that sequels are automatically a terrible idea.
I mean, who hasn't said, at one point or another, that sequels are never as good?
The only reason to do it is because they hope that sequels do 60% of the gross of the original.
