Sentence examples similar to analysed in chapter two from inspiring English sources

Later in chapter fifty, while Hutch is trailing a killer through an airport, a page goes out over the intercom system for a "Mr. Zhou Tong".

In chapter two, Hickey narrates Farley's penultimate day.

In chapter two, the novel is turned over to the voice of Fardaus.

When the action moves to Asia in chapter two, it's all Bladerunner-style neon, rain and electric blues.

And even when his subjects are somber (bereavement in "Chapter Two," alcoholism in "The Gingerbread Lady"), his characters live by their one-liners.

This paper is structured as follows: in chapter two, we outline the range of methods in economic innovation research, before discussing the scopes of the experimental method in detail in chapter three.

This line of thought is discernible in chapter two of John Rawls's classic treatise on justice (Rawls 1999; see also Barry 1989: chapter 6).

Chapter 3 presents an experiment designed to test the hypotheses developed in chapter two.

In the Preface to the second edition of Principia Moore offers an alternative definition that is suggested in chapter two of Principia.

In Chapter Two, Cooper describes the formation of "The American Colonists"—a committee of colored men organized by "the elder Raimond, Jacques and Vincent Ogé" (SFHR, 59).

Quine introduces the general idea of indeterminacy, in Chapter Two of (1960), without explicitly distinguishing them, but subsequently comes to treat them quite differently.