The fibrous nature of the cervix causes it to resist this unfolding action.
He thrives on the capaciousness of the novel, its continuously unfolding action, the gradual braiding together of characters' lives.
He had observed the quickly unfolding action from inside his truck, about sixty-five yaway away, on the other side of a chain-link fence.
The originality of Morpurgo's book lies in the fact that we get a horse's-eye-view of the unfolding action.
This year's rotating performances of "Twelfth Night" and "Othello" are staged at dusk, the lake deftly employed as a silent witness to the unfolding action.
The deeply personal story of a historic time in Chicago, Robert B. McKersie's A Decisive Decade follows the unfolding action of the Civil Rights Movement as it played out in the Windy City.
The new film, with its voice-over and carefully unfolding action, bears the trace of writing, but, for Decker, the presence of something like a script plays a role similar to the performing arts in the earlier film.
Behind it all lurks the spectre of the faceless company whose cost- and job-cutting drives our antiheroes to such desperate ends, lending a sharp socioeconomic edge to the unfolding action.
The unfolding action — most of which takes place in the final quarter of the book — seems almost cartoonish in comparison with the finely calibrated interior voices of the Brambles themselves.
But instead of operating behind the scenes, as they do in ordinary elections, in "American Candidate" they were all paid to be both strategists and characters, on-screen players in the unfolding action.
It was not the sharp green clarity as portrayed Hollywood films – sometimes a feed would be lost as an aircraft made a turn for example – but the unfolding action was clear enough.
