Sentence examples for a long chapter from inspiring English sources

Miller devotes a long chapter to what he calls a "reconstruction" of an Olympic festival.

A long chapter is closing, and it is closing with the greatest dignity.

There is a lot of repetition and a fair amount of tedium; a long chapter on academia is particularly grueling.

Yet he ends on a dark note, in a long chapter surveying the postwar lives of his many characters.

But Mr. Plantinga's steadfast defense of the biochemist and intelligent-design advocate Michael Behe, the subject of a long chapter in the new book, is apparently another matter.

2) If the Palestinians overplay their hand by opting for unilateralism they will add another big mistake to a long chapter of strategic errors.

Miriam is also seen in a wonderful, long chapter that has her as a contestant on a quiz show, imagining her own questions and answers as the host, Art James, asks preposterous ones.

"These allegations represent just one more page in a very long chapter of misinformation disseminated by people who don't know the full story," said Bill Hall, vice president for Duke's western operations.

Some critics also felt that the book ended "somewhat precipitously", that after the aliens arrived, the crisis was resolved too quickly, giving the impression "that there was at least a good, long chapter missing".

With Chapter 4, things don't seem to get better: this is an astonishingly long chapter (60 pp ., dedicated to the complex task of bringing together evidence on a range of topics and from a number of different research projects.

Here's some handy stuff to bring along: An iPod or Nintendo DS, a soft toy, pens and paper and a few light, but long, chapter books.