Sentence examples for a late chapter from inspiring English sources

Before then, his new family represented a late chapter in his life as father and husband.

In a late chapter I quoted the great Rebecca Solnit: Writers need to understand that action is seldom direct.

Gordon's question, part of a late chapter on "where music has gone, where it's been, how it's evolved," seems at odds with her gimlet distrust of rock mythologizing.

"This history is not a tragedy, despite its gore and its finale, and neither is it a comedy…" begins a late chapter.

"Species go extinct, what's the big tragedy in one of those species being humans?" someone says in a late chapter, as a sexually transmitted virus sets about wiping out Americans a couple of decades hence.

In a late chapter, "March 22 , 1622 Skyfall," Price recounts how Powhatan's brother devised the massacre of between a quarter and a third of the English colonists in Virginia on a single day.

The uncertainty over the results, coupled with the prospect of legal challenges, seemed to be an appropriate latest chapter in a chaotic race that featured plenty of mudslinging and unusual ballot problems on Election Day.

Tory blues Publish, perish, protest If it says ARF, then it's a dog The latest chapter Survival tactics All too human Internship Reprints.

Ecuador v Uruguay in Quito, is a story whose latest chapter will be written on Friday.

A deal would be the latest chapter in an industry that has rapidly consolidated to a handful of major players.

"The Mouse-Proof ­Kitchen," her first novel, is a fictional reworking of this latest chapter in a life marked by pluck, hardship and ­adventure.