Sentence examples for bridge chapters from inspiring English sources

"The Devil Is a Gentleman" devotes a series of bridge chapters providing workmanlike summaries of James's life and thought, but its heart is given over to eight chapters dedicated to U.F.O.

In addition, local NSBE chapters are strategically located near neighborhoods where a high population of African-American high school students live and attend summer science classes at a local college before enrolling in college; known as "bridge" chapters, their purpose is to help incoming college freshman make a smooth transition from high school to college.

But maybe my favourite addition is the scene that bridges between chapters 12 and 13.

The City was intended as a roaming area to bridge the other chapters, and only one of the other chapters made it to market (and I'll get to it below).

In the last chapter, "Bridge of Dreams," Kaoru, alerted to her reappearance, sends her beloved younger brother over with a message to persuade her to come back.

Bridge, which is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, accepted the offer, subject to confirmation by the bankruptcy courts.Microsoft admitted that its new XP operating software, a marriage of its home and business Windows operating system, would be delayed.

In his speech to Chatham House in London, Alexander will add: "The Chilcot report needs to be a bridge to a new chapter in British foreign policy, but its delayed publication is now a barrier to rebuilding the trust of the British public".

The Indiana DOT INDOTT) Design Manual Chapter 404 (Ch404) Bridge Deck requires the reinforced deck depth to be a minimum of 8.0 inches that includes 0.5 inch of sacrificial wearing surface (404-2.01.2).

At some point you are going to have to find out what is working and continue on that path and build a new bridge to your next chapter where you set up a new set of rules where the last set of boundaries failed.

This chapter bridges the gap between RF designers and op amp designers, giving RF designers common ground with which to begin their design.

This chapter advances the concepts of accelerated bridge construction ("ABC") discussed in earlier chapters, with an emphasis on analytical terminology to facilitate structural condition evaluation.