Sentences with phrase «few chapters of the story»

Not only is this achieved in the first few chapters of the story, it goes in many places that you wouldn't expect and a visit from Brainiac brings the sides together again.

However, it is quite certain that this mode will be supported after a few chapters of the story have been expanded.

Not exact matches

The biblical story says that Noah planned for it, that the flood covered all land, that a number of each animal (2 or 7 depending upon which chapter you believe) were saved, as were a few members of Noah's family.

But far from being a drudgery of a read, this exploration of The Great Migration (the movement of African Americans out of the Southern United States to the Midwest, Northeast and West between 1915 and 1970) is a total page - turner, full of fascinating characters, gut - wrenching stories, exciting twists and turns, and a lively elucidation of an epic chapter of American history that few of us have deeply considered and which still affects our world today.

There are even two short stories — Ruth and Esther — which satisfy the criteria of the new criticism, their characters and plot developed and brought to a climax and denouement within a few chapters.

So moms pay attention: «Whenever you need a pick - me - up, think about how you are feeling, turn to the chapter that describes it, and read a few of the stories,» said Epp and Speer.

I wrote a few short stories, outlined two novels, wrote two chapters of one.

In addition, Spira shared a few hilarious stories from her chapter entitled, «The Joy of Cyber-Dating» with those who broke her personal rules of netiquette.

Call Me can be the first chapter of the chronicles of the life of these people that we met in this movie, and if the first one is a story of coming of age and becoming a young man, maybe the next chapter will be, what is the position of the young man in the world, what does he want — and what is left a few years later of such an emotional punch that made him who he is?

«What Hugh said to you is the attitude we all have — myself, Lauren Shuler Donner, the studio, [director] James Mangold, Hutch Parker — all of us, feel like this is six or seven or eight (depending on how you count) movies in the making, and there are few characters in the history of cinema who have cast as big a shadow as Wolverine, so to tell the final chapter of that story, it has to be the best, and it has to have a mythic quality to it.

The tenth chapter reveals a few interesting notes on editing (the virtues of the Moviola are debated), but the track is indicated more by inane anecdotes, musings about a Newsie reunion, a bizarre dolphin story (chapter 15, if you're curious), and loads of repetition.

With a glimpse at a wider underworld and a few developments in the film's final moments, there are hints of other, more interesting chapters to come in the Young Han Solo story.

While there are a few twists and turns, and a handful of aggressively lengthy cutscenes, plot is decidedly not the focus of Xenoblade Chronicles X. Rather than forcing you through a set of linear plot beats, the game lets you decide when to take on any given story progression mission for the chapter you're on.

«In my opinion, Call Me can be the first chapter of the chronicles of the life of these people that we met in this movie, and if the first one is a story of coming of age and becoming a young man, maybe the next chapter will be, what is the position of the young man in the world, what does he want — and what is left a few years later of such an emotional punch that made him who he is?»

«Enjoy a few chapters of your novel in portrait mode, then with a quick turn of your Nook, switch to landscape to flip through a magazine or enjoy a bedtime story with your children,» Barnes & Noble said.

Do you take public transportation to work, or want the satisfaction that comes from reading a complete story before you go to bed (instead of just a few chapters of a novel)?

«Some of the most notable fantasy authors create powerful reads with slower beginnings that lead up to a crescendo of gripping action — such as this story... Much like the acclaimed fantasy writer Patrick Rothfuss's productions, In the Company of the Dead evolves slowly for the first few chapters... perfect for the fantasy fan seeking depth, who appreciates a slow build - up before the fiery action begins.

In the meantime, I had a few short stories published, one of which was the first chapter of the new book, an excellent fact for my query letters to agents once I completed the new novel.

I tend to write a woven story so when a lot of plot elements are happening and coming to one finish, I find it's good to insert a few little «wins» for the reader along the way, not leave all the good fun scenes and action right to the last chapter.

In my case, I pulled a few paragraphs from various chapters that gave a good representation of my writing style and the type of story I was telling.

It's mostly my bad luck, but I did discover structural problems in the majority of the stories I deleted from my Kindle after reading only a few chapters.

To take an extreme example: if the main character of your romance is afraid of snakes, it will only interrupt the story if you then drop that character into a pit of snakes every few chapters for no other purpose than to invoke some tension (except, maybe, if the love interest is a snake charmer).

The first few chapters to all of my books are available for free as well, another way to get a sample of my style and the story.

If John Green - type contemporary realistic books are trending down in the YA category, and supernatural witch - based modern fantasy is trending up sharply, HarperCollins may come up with a «bible» of plot, character sketches, setting, etc. and ask a few select authors to provide a chapter, effectively competing to see which one will be allowed to write the story (or in some cases the series) in a compressed timeframe.

As the story progresses, you'll spend most of your time as Mario, but will get to play for a few minutes as Peach and as Bowser between each chapter of the main story.

It gives you a taste of openness as you are free to go about the next few chapters as you see fit; the map has several temples you need to get to, to unlock the next part of the story, and it's entirely up to you as to how you want to complete it.

There's areas where they could've made few chapters out of or add more plot to the plotholes since the story is quite thin on details and plot but the developer decided against it and release the game as quickly as they could.

Some story elements could have been presented better like the introduction of a few villains who ultimately serve as boss fight fodder to close a chapter.

My hope is that future story events will make this game worth the trial of the first few chapters.

It's too bad that technical and graphical issues get in the way of progress on occasion, and a few gameplay mechanics cause the game to quickly boil down to the same handful of mission types, which means to get to the next chapter of the main story takes some monotony.

What was initially going to be a few minutes to try out the game ended up in me playing through the first seven chapters of the story because I couldn't put it down.

Over the course of 57 missions across 9 chapters («Eve Festival» followed by 8 «Days»), 34 missions directly progress the story forward through vague hints or a few lines of dialogue relating to the Kagura Millennium Festival.

This story chapter takes place entirely within Croft Manor and takes it's cue from walking simulators of the past few years and even from the step back from combat that Uncharted 4 took.

This story chapter takes place entirely within Croft Manor and takes it's cue from walking simulators of the past few -LSB-...]