The phrase "thread of story" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the overall narrative structure of a story, or the main plot elements that bind the story together. For example, "The young girl's search for identity was the thread of story that ran through the novel."
Recurring themes in her work include mythology, memento mori, sexuality, sustainable living and the unbroken thread of stories passed down from storyteller to storyteller through the ages.
The last, Silver on the Tree (1977), is the least successful of the series, she thinks – "trying not only to tie all the threads of story together but also to do that impossible thing of having a climax that was of the right intensity for that size of story".
Apparent now are the open threads of story (find the woman in a midriff top and cat-eye glasses, and, beside her, a man wearing an expression of pure but also very funny emotional terror), and the sometimes painterly compositions, but, above all, the jumping static charge of reality.
I find the threads of story here fascinating, all of the little clues about the origins of the strange structures left in dusty desert wastes and verdant worlds alike—I just wish that the aliens I've met so far were more patient with my piss-poor Korvaxian.
It was as if this father of mine had walked the terrain of my dreams, had found there the thread of my story, a story he was now, at the brink of death, weaving from what had gone unsaid all our years together.
He went on, "A lot of the threads of stories that we've begun — from Asia to the Arab Spring, to even Africa, to Middle East peace — the ability to complete the story in the second term will go a long way toward defining the legacy of the President".
He went on, "A lot of the threads of stories that we've begun from Asia to the Arab Spring, to even Africa, to Middle East peace the ability to complete the story in the second term will go a long way toward defining the legacy of the President".
Another thread of the story is the appearance of the beautiful and avid Pamela Avenell, now 18.
But the pleasures of this book are mainly different from those of a thread of personal story.
