Sentence examples for a chapter of which from inspiring English sources
The Crab and the Butterfly, only a chapter of which remains, reflected that dislocating anxiety.
Is the genocidal war our country waged against the original inhabitants a chapter of which we are proud?
Not That Kind of Girl, in a layered irony, sounds remarkably similar to the book Hannah is writing in Girls, a chapter of which she presses upon her parents in the aforementioned "voice of a generation" scene.
Ms. McCabe and Mr. Hackett are members of a Chicago-based victim-support group, Survivors Network for those Abused by Priests, a chapter of which was formed in Connecticut last year by Landa MauriellofVernon of Cheshire, who said she settled a lawsuit over her claim that she was sexually assaulted in the early 1990's by a nun.
A chapter of accidents which gave the spectators thrills marked the start of the balloon race held in connection with the annual fête of the Stella women's aero club, from the balloon park of the Aéro-Club de France, at Saint-Cloud, yesterday [June 25] afternoon.
Sagasta proposed that if he won the premiership of Spain, Puerto Rico would receive a Chapter of Autonomy which would gave it the same degree of sovereignty that the Spanish provinces had.
That book, only a short chapter of which was about human beings, inspired one protester to dump a pitcher of water over Dr. Wilson's head at a scholarly conference.
It remains a historic chapter of which Britons of all origins can be proud.
It's an old story, the latest chapter of which came to light a few days ago with a small item in Politico: "Elizabeth Fowler is leaving the White House for a senior-level position leading 'global health policy' at Johnson & Johnson's government affairs and policy group".
But, true to McGrady's fears, he remained best known as the mastermind of an intentionally sleazy hack job, each chapter of which featured an erotic adventure between suburban housewife Gillian and a series of married lovers, who included a rabbi, a mobster and a hippie.
In October 2013, for a group exhibition at London's Serpentine Gallery, they published a report called Youth Mode: A Report on Freedom, one chapter of which was entitled "Normcore".
