Sentence examples for by the last chapter from inspiring English sources

By the last chapter, Mr. Phillips has turned 30, and a spell is broken.

By the last chapter, Christine has more or less turned into the objectionable Beverly from Mike Leigh's "Abigail's Party".

The book is also brightened by the cameo appearances of pigs named Winston and Mrs. Thatcher, along with a succession of spoiled houseguests who overdress, behave badly and who, not surprisingly, have pretty much stopped visiting by the last chapter.

And although Ms. Wesley switched genres, writing the love story "Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do," which was set in a place very much like Montclair, she said that by the last chapter she couldn't wait to get back to Tamara Hayle and Newark.

Indeed, every one of W.'s elected predecessors since Dwight Eisenhower has, in the end, been defined by foreign policy: John Kennedy by the Cuban missile crisis, Lyndon Johnson by Vietnam, Richard Nixon by détente, Mr. Carter by Iran, Mr. Reagan by the last chapter of the cold war, Mr. Bush Senior by the Persian Gulf war, Mr. Clinton by the Balkans and the Middle East.

Perhaps because I teach at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), I was especially intrigued by the last chapter in the book—'How Africa Became Black'.

I have never been a patient person anyway; I have always been the person who starts a book off by reading the last chapter and gets discouraged halfway through because I already know the ending, or the person watch movies with people that have already seen it so that I can ask as many questions as possible!

Nobody, whether interested in religion or not, could fail to be intensely moved by the last chapters of the memoir.

For Mary Warnock in the Observer it is "Holloway's insistence that Christianity is a great work of the human imagination that makes his memoir so compelling and so intense … Nobody, whether interested in religion or not, could fail to be intensely moved by the last chapters of the memoir … What a deeply lovable man; and what a wonderful book he has written".

The last chapter by Xinzhang Yang focuses on how chemistry knowledge is presented linguistically in textbooks.

And here are the last words of the last chapter, spoken not by Ishmael but by Olivia, to music so quiet it is a form of stillness: "Now small fowls flew screaming over the yet yawning gulf; a sullen white surf beat against its steep sides; then all collapsed, and the great shroud of the sea rolled on as it rolled five thousand years ago".