Sentence examples for a new chapter on from inspiring English sources

"President Obama's vision was not one of a single country seeking to write a new chapter on its own," Mrs. Clinton said of the president's speech last June at Cairo University.

A few weeks after his victory, Obama vowed to open a "new chapter" on climate change.

He plans to write a new chapter on the subject every month, published online.

Either way, the report, which was available online, has been pulled in order to add a new chapter on Thatcher.

The third edition of his book Irrational Exuberance has just been published, with a new chapter on the bond market.

Before their current reunion tacked a new chapter on to a cautionary tale, the Stone Roses came to a miserable stop in 1996 at the Reading festival.

Why shouldn't Mr. Mizrahi, still a relatively young (and even younger-looking) man, open a new chapter of his life on the stage?

But the strange mood in the East Mediterranean is telling of a very nervous situation – we could be witnessing the beginning of a new chapter of the War on Terror.

With reference to trade implications, a new chapter of the OIE Terrestrial Animal Health Code on AI (21 ) enables the continuation of trade in presence of vaccination if the exporting country is able to produce surveillance and other data that confirm that notifiable avian influenza is not present in the compartment from which the exports come.

On Tuesday, the 56-year-old embarks on a new chapter of his life in cricket as he takes over as president of Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), the owner of Lord's and guardian of the laws and spirit of the game.

But what's interesting about Bubb.li is that it marks a new chapter for Dropbox on the photo front.