threads of a story造句

• Somewhere in the colorful tapestry of Leslie Forbes'murder thriller, " Bombay Ice, " lies the thread of a story that very nearly makes sense.
• I would look for the thread of a story . . . ( which ) had to be about the making of a writer.
• It is a continuous thread of a story, beginning in 1970, when he graduated from Yale and moved to the commune at Sant Bani Ashram.
• Morris unfurls the tangled threads of a story that began with the malicious murder of the civil rights warrior through the making of the 1996 movie.
• At three hours, " America 1900 " is a bit long, and occasionally repetitious as it circles back in time to pick up the thread of a story.
• With his daughter, Thompson says, " I couldn't ask an intelligent question about English class because I had too little to go on, but I could always pick up enough of a thread of a story to ask about a sport.
• But money, the acquisition of vast sums of it for the firm and its partners ( along with the occasional losses of large amounts as well ), is the underlying subject here, the true thread of a story of American business.
• Writer-director Stephen Sommers, who also rejuvenated " The Mummy " and " The Mummy Returns " with Brendan Fraser, adds a similar dose of campiness and special-effects overkill to this tale, which swings breathlessly from action set-piece to set-piece on a bare thread of a story.