Sentence examples for thicken the plot from inspiring English sources
Back in 1956, Forbidden Planet, one of the first big-budget sci-fi movies, drew on the characters of The Tempest to thicken the plot.
To further thicken the plot, Ms. Connolly's brother, John, had already learned of the elopement (his wife is the best friend of one of Ms. Connolly's best friends).
"We're going to thicken the plot with things like video, with new form factors, new devices," Thompson told the New York magazine.
On hand to thicken the plot are Ella's cousin Sue Summers (the admirable Judy Kaye), who runs the answering service; Sue's shady boyfriend, J. Sandor Prantz (David Pittu); and a dense but determined police inspector (Dylan Baker).
The BBC needs to thicken the plot to cross the threshold of people's lives and engage with them on new levels and in new ways.' Writers had tried to extend the range of drama themes away from stock genres, to more ambitious arenas, he said.
Mr. Reynolds emphatically denied both assertions, but just to thicken the plot, a story about the Pellicano case in the June 2006 issue of Vanity Fair written by Bryan Burrough and John Connolly stated that Mr. Reynolds had become a government witness, but it did not say where he worked.
The splendid Matthew Marsh thickens the plot as the doctor with wandering hands and self-interested remedies.
She sticks to the government line, triggering his fury at her betrayal, and thickening the plot.
It's an entertainingly risky approach, thickening the plot of this engaging game.
All is righted at the last minute, although Mr. Holten thickens the plot with hints of a subliminal passion between Genoveva and her persecutor.
Thickening the plot is the existence of a possible escape route, involving Mr Erdoğan pursuing the offence caused through an individual claim, which would not have relied on his absurd privileges as a dignitary.
