Sentence examples for the plot grows from inspiring English sources

The play's suspense ebbs away, along with much of its comic momentum, as the plot grows more contrived and implausible.

As the Evangelist, the tenor Dann Coakwell was clear-voiced and eloquent as well as a vivid storyteller in the second part, where the plot grows more urgent.

When the plot grows out of the character, that's much harder, because you're constantly gardening, and trying to work out which bit needs to be trimmed".

(I don't know about you, but when that guy died having sex, I nearly clicked the "off" button. When, since Private Benjamin, has anyone had to rely on that kind of plot device?) Since then, however, they have figured out ways to make the plot grow outward, rather than inward.

30 This age range represents women whose primary duties may be to take care of the home, work on the family plot growing food to feed the family, and care for their children as well as other family members.

Now separated from the convent's orchard by a wall, its little vegetable plot grows carrots, tomatoes, onions and cabbages that, the guard assured me, the gardener is happy to share with anyone who asks.

But as his plot grows ever loopier, he goes too far.

The Marriage Plot grew out of that book, and I followed it.

Above this threshold, the pest population in the organic plots grows rapidly.

They found that mustard-occupied sites had fewer fungal-root connections and that the trees in those plots grew more slowly than did trees at mustard-free sites.

It's never a good sign when characters and plot grow more mystifying as the show goes on.