Sentence examples for as if chapter from inspiring English sources

Barnaby Stoker Kendall Ithaca, N.Y., Nov. 25, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "For Detroit, Chapter 11 Would Be the Final Chapter" (Op-Ed, Nov. 24): Spencer Abraham, like all who have spoken in support of the auto industry, talks as if Chapter 11 would kill the American auto industry.

Several poems titled "A History of Western Music" punctuate the book, as if chapters from a notional opus.

The more one reads of what follows in the novel, the more it looks as if a chapter that closes with a putdown of Mrs Bennet might also begin with a sentence that channels her thoughts.

"It is the company's intent that Charter will continue performing under the agreements and will satisfy its repayment obligations as if these Chapter 11 cases had never been filed," he wrote.

If chapter 6 marks the beginning of his career as prophet, the judgment oracle about the conquest of Jerusalem in chapter 22 probably brings his grim story to a close.

The last chapter of the body of the book – if Chapter 10 is considered more or less an epilogue – covers towns seen as part of the English landscape.

Determine if chapter 13 is the right bankruptcy option.

He sounded as if those chapters would not be written any time soon.

Benedict's (albeit failed) efforts on behalf of peace may at least have made it possible, decades later, for Paul VI and John Paul II to fare better in its regard, even if, as another chapter shows, Paul's teachings on war and peace received a mixed reception.

It was as if a new chapter in his life had just begun.

In 1998, he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and this year's holiday was celebrated as if this deplorable chapter were closed.