Sentence examples for vital plot from inspiring English sources

They have non-specific yokel accents and give away vital plot details before checking themselves and muttering, "Oh, I shouldn't have said that – don't tell X".

As Prison Break's Michael Scofield, Wentworth Miller exposes his torso at least once an episode - in the name of vital plot development, of course.

(His own experience does seem to inform some of the novel's vital plot points, particularly in regard to the lax security regulations for travel by private jet).

Administrators on the popular bulletin site have already started to ban anyone who posts vital plot information about the Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which opens in the US at 12.01 tonight.

Jeff Robinov, the president of Warner Brothers Pictures Group, said: "In concluding the film franchise, we recognized that 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' is packed with vital plot points that complete the story arcs of all its beloved characters.

Still, I'm not sure that our burgeoning love for on-demand television means journalists should be forced to write under perpetual embargo, for fear of accidentally disclosing some vital plot development that Susie and Neil from down the road haven't caught up with.

Not in this one, though, as he rapidly wins to take a drink and plot the next vital game.

"I lost the plot because I honestly and truthfully felt that England were being cheated in a vital game for the country.

However, and I can honestly say I'm not giving anything vital away plot-wise here, it then proves anything but – in fact, she promptly disappears, barely to be seen again.

It stretches back to the mid-18th century, when rebellions in the Scottish Highlands and war with France made accurate mapping vital for plotting battles and the defences against them.

But very little of the metal is known to remain on Earth, and the search for a new deposit in Canada is a vital part of the plot.