Sentence examples for the narrative read from inspiring English sources

"What's new with Trouble is the narrative": read teen site member Joel's review here.

Writing about your achievements can be tricky, though, and parts of the narrative read like grant proposals, with separate sections written by either Mark or Delia.

Certainly parts of the narrative read like an 18th-century novel: at 17, Delany was married by her wicked uncle to a 60-year-old drunken squire, who tore her away from her family to live in a rotting Cornish castle.

If you now like the narrative, read some more, but not too much (you don't want to ruin the story!).

In places the narrative reads more like collage than drama.

To British eyes, the narrative reads like a dispatch from the near-future.

On the surface, the narrative reads like a work of fictional farce and yet a closer analysis shows that Cameron was to some extent trapped in a drama out of his control.

At times the narrative reads like a charge sheet as she explores the murders of prominent opposition journalists and politicians, the arrests of opponents and her conviction that Mr Putin was and is a KGB man to the core".

The test consists of a short narrative read to the person, immediately followed by twenty questions about what they have heard.

The hourlong piece, which will include a narrative read by the actor Joel Grey, explores how earlier generations of New Yorkers transformed restaurants, parks and streets from Harlem to Brooklyn into places for themselves, despite deep-seated prejudice and legal prosecution.

A lot of photo books come out these days, but this one is worth your time: Finke embedded with his subjects while they went on raids, and the resulting narrative reads like an action flick.