Sentence examples for a remarkable chapter in from inspiring English sources

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

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 new museum – including the recreated painted glories of north-east Europe's lost wooden synagogue tradition – is helping to reveal a remarkable chapter in Jewish, Polish and world history.

The New Yorker, March 13 , 1937P. 20 Dr. Louis E. Bisch, M. D., Ph.D., the "Be-Glad- You're-Neurotic" man, has a remarkable chapter which deals, in part, with man, sex, and the machine.

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

What followed was a remarkable chapter of accusations and revelations that left the reputations of track and field superstars like Marion Jones, Tim Montgomery and Kelli White in tatters, and forced professional baseball to finally address its doping problems.

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.

"Through this remarkable chapter in the history of the United States and Iraq, we have met our responsibility," he concludes.