Synonym: continuation, follow-up, outcome, supplement. Similar words: sequence, subsequent, sequential, subsequently, obsequious, consequence, consequently, in consequence. Meaning: ['sɪːkwəl] n. 1. something that follows something else 2. a part added to a book or play that continues and extends it.
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91. The author reports 420 cases with leg deformity from sequel of infantile paralysis treated by combined operation.
92. Disney/Pixar honcho John Lasseter got the idea for a Cars sequel while traveling the globe promoting the blockbuster 2006 original.
93. Clerks II, the sequel to Kevin Smith's 1994 comedy hit Clerks, received mixed reviews from film critics and became the subject of a wonderful flame war on the Rotten Tomatoes forum.
94. But in the sequel, rather than forcing the player to do one thing, if you just give them the choice and just want the experience of going through the campaign, don't do the hardcore mode.
95. The Pigman and its sequel The Pigm ans Legacy written by the American novelist Paul Zindel reflect the growing process of two young adults through special narrative perspectives.
96. The sequel to this novel is eagerly anticipate by many readers.
97. So, Nintendo are fibbing a little when they say it's a sequel that "feels different." The truth is, at this stage it "feels" exactly the same.
98. Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda take another bite out of the Big Apple in the sequel to the 2008 summer blockbuster.
99. In facing down the unprecedented dangers of climate change, "time is the one thing we don't have", write Fred Krupp and Miriam Horn in Earth: The Sequel.
100. The lovable high kicking Panda must battle a new evil in the sequel.
101. This book is a sequel to my Structuralist Poetics, though both the method and conclusions are different.
102. Sequel typecasts data when it is retrieved from the database, while ActiveRecord delays typecasting until use.
103. The second Disneyadaptation in 2005, occurs as a computer animated sequel to Chicken Little.
104. The pathogenic factors, clinic characteristics, iconography representation, treatment and sequel prophylaxis central pontine myelinolysis were discussed.
105. Indeed(sentencedict.com), Metal Gear Solid 2's true cleverness (and utter pretentiousness) comes through when it integrates its "perfect sequel" structure directly into the story.
106. Acts is the second volume of the Good News - the sequel to the account of the Gospels.
107. Whether Captain Turnbill or I were right, remains to be proved in the sequel.
108. The MFN sequel provides a comprehensive update to the first edition issued in 1999.
109. Denial of illness, or anosognosia, literally lack of knowledge of disease, is a common sequel of the type of brain injury received by Wilson.
110. Sequel supports advanced database features such as prepared statements, bound variables, master/slave configurations, and database sharding.
111. Swing into action with an all-new set of primate puzzles in the fantastic sequel to the award-winning hit.
112. He hasn't even made a sequel, though there may soon be oneto Inside Man.
113. The book of Exodus is really the sequel, then, to the book of Genesis.
114. In the sequel, it is revealed that Laurie Strode is his sister, spawning a variety of sequels dealing with this dysfunctional family.
115. The chase scene is probably the best thing in the sequel.
116. She had no wish, however, that for the moment such a prelude should have a sequel.
117. This story is sequel to the 1996 box ? office blockbuster,(http://sentencedict.com/sequel.html) " 101 Dalmatians. "
118. This week came the domestic - policy sequel: " The American Dream Initiative ".
119. UPDATE: I just received an e-mail from John Glenn, who claims that he is no longer working with Travis Wright on the Blade Runner sequel.
120. Objective:To deploy olfactory ensheathing cells(OEC) transplantation treating the sequel of myelitis, and to explore whether it would help to recover the spinal cord function.
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