Sentence examples for any chapter from inspiring English sources

Russia would probably veto any chapter VII action.

Title VI, "Department of Homeland Security," provides the most depressing read of any chapter so far.

"Spoof Odyssey," directed by Mr. Alessandrini and Phillip George, is as sharply observant as any chapter in the show's series.

Yet both are loth to risk their economic ties to Iran, and both fret that any Chapter 7 resolution will be used to justify force.

But I would challenge readers to come up with any chapter of athletic history that was even less likely than baseball's 2011 regular-season finale.

Jamie McKendrick's Crocodiles & Obelisks (Faber) has fewer words in its 64 pages than in any chapter of prose, but each page amply fulfils an anticipated pleasure.

Divide students into small groups that correspond with the number of textbook chapters (or units, depending on your curriculum) that you have covered in class this semester, excluding any chapters on evolution.

The chapters on the history of hyphens and quotation marks are as interesting as any chapters on the history of hyphens and quotation marks could possibly hope to be: the chapters on the interrobang and the @ symbol are entertaining as well as informative; and the chapter on the history of the anthropomorphic manicule, with its ever-insistent finger and fist, is a must-read.

Modernism is a subject in which Mr Self is deeply interested—he will curate a series of events examining its relevance at the Southbank Centre over the autumn.Set in London and deep within the folds of the human brain, "Umbrella" leaps across several decades and various minds without any chapters to distinguish between characters or periods of time.

Any chapters you don't do well on, revisit.

There shouldn't be any chapters or anything in the book because it is a diary.