Sentence examples for chapter claiming from inspiring English sources

Here, too, is where Surfrider Foundation, the national environmental surf group, has its biggest chapter, claiming 7,000 members.

He only admits to his crime in the final chapter, claiming that the whole account leading up to the revelation as "the history of one of [Hercule] Poirot's failures".

But the "identitarian" movement, while small the French chapter claims two thousand paying members—is growing among the young.

The last chapter claims to have seven thousand two hundred and twenty-eight syllables.

His directions from Hamzy were to "keep the Lebo [Bankstown] chapter in check". But in reality he was primarily concerned with conquering their chapter and claiming their turf.

Ridd had written a chapter, again claiming flaws in reef science.

"Surely racism plays a part in how Black English is heard," he concedes in the book's first chapter, before claiming that "the speech of Appalachian whites is condemned to an even greater degree".

For he ends the chapter by claiming that the problem of unity does not arise for other kinds of compounds.

But in reality he was primarily concerned with conquering their chapter and claiming their turf.

He ends the chapter by claiming a form of militant secularism is becoming established in Britain, and that "The Rage Against God is loose".

There was an anti-homophobia banner on display, as well as a ComFast Chapter one claiming to have won the "Moral Victory".