Sentence examples for a remarkable chapter from inspiring English sources

Seventy years after the event, there's still disbelief about a remarkable chapter in Nigeria's history.

There is a remarkable chapter about a woman who cannot get a residence permit in the city to which she has been evacuated.

When, on 12 April, he steps through the door into London's Sloane Square, it will mark the end of a remarkable chapter in the theatre's history.

The Intermediate People's Court in Wuhan sentenced Mr. Mou to life imprisonment, ending a remarkable chapter in China's fitful march toward a market economy.

Still, the story of Mr. Chang's education in money politics is a remarkable chapter in the saga of Washington influence bought and sold.

The story of how Venus and Serena changed tennis — pushed, coached and nurtured by their father, Richard, and their less talkative but no less determined mother, Oracene — is a remarkable chapter in the history of race and sports in America.

The chapter "My Blonds", about earlier love-affairs, has a certain vagueness of romance to it; but it is in "My Master", about a much more recent episode, that White has written the most remarkable chapter in a career dedicated to sexual truth-telling.

Not the least remarkable chapter of a career encompassing 1,008 matches and 2,851 wickets across the game's three formats has been the last — Warne's engagement with the I.P.L.

A remarkable, unparalleled chapter has come to a close.

And, like the secret KGB surveillance rooms in Hotel Viru and the radio and TV signal-jamming tower in St Olaf's Church, this remarkable chapter of Tallinn's spy story also reveals an unsuspected side to another of the city's most famous tourist sites – Toompea Castle.

Reading it revived the sadness I had on hearing about his death, particularly the last, remarkable chapter about his final illness, recounted as it was happening, like a sort of liveblog.