Sentence examples for chapter covering from inspiring English sources

In "The World of Yesterday," the chapter covering this period is titled "Detours on the Way to Myself".

As part of Major's "variable geometry" strategy for a two-speed Europe, Britain was also allowed not to join the "social chapter" covering workers' rights.

Then on, through the "isms", the canon, to a final chapter covering 1988 (Damien Hirst and his Goldsmiths' friends 'Freeze' exhibition), and to September 2008, when the big Sotheby's Hirst sale just pulled it off.

It divides up the topic into Medieval (up to the General Expulsion of Jews in 1290), Modern (from the 1660s to the 1960s) and Contemporary post-19677), withethe literature chapter covering all three periods.

Instead, we have a steady procession of names and events which then seeps into the 1900s with a highly perfunctory chapter covering the entire century - the Attlee administration being dispatched in a few crisp sentences.

Even once Erpenbeck has settled into the book's distinctive form, the concept of the Brandenburg estate as the narrative's picture-frame is not consistently adhered to: a chapter covering the fate of Doris, one of the exiled Jews, shifts the action to an abandoned house in the Warsaw ghetto.

The TPP has 29 "chapters" covering various issues, but only five of these chapters cover what would normally be considered "trade".

There are new chapters covering crew accommodation in line with requirements under the Maritime Labor Convention of 2006.

There are many far from dispassionate chapters covering topics like obesity, food fads and attitudes, particularly in the United States.

The opening seventy-two pages of the book, however, the chapters covering the Sidney Weinberg years, seem as though they belong to a different era.

These included "The Book of Mormon" in its original 1831 edition, and three other early studies of the Mormons, with extensive, lurid chapters covering their polygamy.