Sentence examples for assigned a chapter from inspiring English sources

Everyone was assigned a chapter to "interpret": to try to find any clues, any coded messages, any parallels with reality.

They explained, "Daddy, our class has been assigned a chapter of your book to read, and the teacher will invite you in to discuss your book, and we haven't read your book yet, but we are sure that it is a bad book".

If an item could not be linked to a 3-digit code but did fit to a chapter heading, it was assigned a chapter level code.

In it, each thinker is assigned an identifying chapter number (e.g., Heraclitus is 22, Anaxagoras 59); then the reports from ancient authors about that thinker's life and thought are collected in a section of "testimonies" (A) and numbered in order, while the passages the editors take to be direct quotations are collected and numbered in a section of "fragments" (B).

The genes and enzymes described were assigned to a chapter according to the classification of the MIPS Functional Catalogue (FunCatDB; Ruepp et al. 2004).

Like me, you likely were assigned various textbooks for courses, often with dozens of chapters, and then only assigned a small portion of those chapters as required reading.

Withal it is a useful book, and having the less often discussed associations such as T-cell lymphomas and leiomyosarcomas assigned a place alongside authoritative chapters on the classic associations, nasopharyngeal carcinoma and Burkitt lymphoma, is convenient.

We assigned a reading ahead of time: Chapter 4 of Jim Collins's  "Good to Great," which is titled, "Confront the Brutal Facts (Yet Never Lose Faith)." It tells a story about the grocery chain Kroger, and how its executive team used data-driven decision-making to outpace its competition, the larger retailer A&P.

When you are assigned a book, assign yourself a certain amount of chapters each day.

You are assigned a target.

Most statutes, apart from amending Acts and certain Acts such as Supply Acts, are assigned chapter numbers (the word "chapter" is usually abbreviated "Cap").. Revised editions (abbreviated "Rev. Ed"). of statutes that consolidate all amendments to statutes within certain periods of time are published regularly.