Sentence examples for a last chapter from inspiring English sources

There will need to be a last chapter".

A last chapter describes his execution as, still looking around desperately for help, he protests to the last.

Choose a last chapter: he was his own last victim, or was betrayed by old allies as he betrayed everyone.

It all takes place in twenty-four hours, during a New England snowstorm and its chilly, sunny aftermath, except for a last chapter in Baltimore five years later.

This shooting, a shooting in an elementary school, is a last chapter in an American Book of Job: What have we more?

Still, the talks today between Mr. Welch and the European official, Mario Monti, hardly constituted a last chapter in the approval process.

Tales of a grown-up child coming home in a last-chapter attempt to reconcile with an elderly estranged parent are a long-time staple of popular fiction, and Ms. Cooper's script doesn't avoid the clichés of the genre.

She told Tracy: 'Your Dad could not have picked a better last chapter.' I met the actors on their first day in London - jet-lagged but buoyant.

Temple (1999) pointed out that the study of economic growth has been given very little importance and often added as a brief last chapter in macroeconomic textbooks, and rarely studied outside of development economics.

There's also a rather odd last chapter, seen through the eyes of a hapless eastern European au pair living with a disintegrating family, which had me somewhat confused.

Their departure from the bedside of the Great Train Robber, Ronnie Biggs, at the Norfolk and Norwich University hospital will bring to a close the last chapter in the history of Britain's most famous robbery, a saga that has spanned four decades and two continents.