Sentence examples for chapter at the end from inspiring English sources

In the States I had to add another chapter at the end of the book to explain what happened to the characters.

But it is the short chapter at the end of the book that will generate the most debate.

Let Go even features a bonus chapter at the end of the book with advice to my younger self--you know, just in case.

So the other amazing thing in Kierkegaard's Either/Or or two amazing things, I should say, are "The Seducer's Diary" chapter at the end of the book and the fact that he pretended that the whole piece was just a manuscript that he had found in the secret compartment of a desk, or, as he says, an escritoire (or as the translators, Hong and Hong, say he says) he bought at a second-hand store.

The management of clinical problems related to specific cancers, such as paraneoplastic effects, are addressed, and a small chapter at the end of the text book also covers emergencies general oncological.

Most chapters usually have short summaries of the chapter at the end, so you can know exactly what it is you should have learned by reading the chapter, without actually having to read the chapter.

The core arguments about the future of English come in two chapters at the end of the book.

Glanz complains of "a series of thinly sourced, broad-brush chapters at the end that depict Iraq as a cartoon of disaster".

He appears only in the first two chapters, at the end of which he dies.

Sharon's inspiration is Argentine novelist Julio Cortázar's 1963 novel "Hopscotch," which has expendable chapters at the end and may be read linearly or by jumping around.

A far, far better thing in theory than in execution, as it turns out, because the actual siege of Masada occupies only a few chapters at the end of "The Dovekeepers".