Sentence examples for the synopses of from inspiring English sources

The Army has refused to make public the synopses of Army criminal investigations into the deaths or assaults of Iraqi or Afghan prisoners while in custody.

"Why is a hat so important?" These are the synopses of a few of the plays presented at the Short + Sweet theater festival in Chennai in South India in July.

While the synopses of the Die Hard films had no actual consequence on the makeup of Bush's website, they do reflect something of his campaign's ethos and motivation, as do Clinton's neoclassical H and the insecure-sounding boasts of Paul's tech team.

For those following the synopses of Thurber's annoyingly repetitious plays, let it be noted that the cycle -- in the tradition of Eugene O'Neill's unfinished series (More Stately Mansionsand A Touch of the Poet (the two finished), Horton Foote's Orphans Home Cycle and Robert Schenkkan's Kentucky Cycle) -- are, chronologically, Scarcity, Ashville, Where We're Born, Killers & Other Family and Stay.

"Viborg" claims to be the synopsis of a novel.

The synopsis of this film by Izuru Narushima promises a Jerry Bruckheimer-style pyrotechnic action picture.

One commentator noted that this was the synopsis of "Es War Eine Rauschende Ballnacht," a 1939 German film about Tchaikovsky.

As with The Sleeping Beauty, Petipa took charge of the synopsis of the ballet and created two rather facile scenarios.

A cursory glance at the synopsis of his latest novel, Love Me, published here this week, suggests some biographical echoes.

Some of these theories may sound like cable television chatter, or the synopsis of a Dan Brown bestseller.

Leading interests in the financial district confirm the synopsis of the President's Message already cabled to the "Daily Telegraph" and the "Daily Express".