Sentence examples for chapter found from inspiring English sources

The organisation's Venezuela chapter found that 65% of respondents in a recent survey thought corruption had worsened in the previous two years.

For decades Jet has been a staple in the black community, each compact issue a cultural chapter found at just about every barbershop, doctor's office and grandmother's coffee table.

He is the author of "Managing Municipal Bond Portfolios For High Net Worth Investors," a chapter found in The Handbook of Municipal Bonds, part of the Fabozzi series of investment books published by John Wiley & Sons.

There are thirteen books in the series and each book has thirteen chapters, with the exception of "Book the Fourteenth": a single chapter found at the end of The End.

A later chapter finds him in the company of Wiccans, participating in black-magic ceremonies — "Macbeth meets Harry Potter" — and pondering the benefits of pagan worship versus monotheism.

The dramatic opening chapter finds Kerr and his daughter caught up in a failed tube bombing shortly before the 7/7 attacks.

An early chapter finds him dressed as a beggar and, Orwell-like, bedding down with 16 Roma in an underpass by Hyde Park.

The opening chapter finds him drinking too much coffee and embarking on yet another spec script that he intends to workshop in his vipers' nest of a writing group – an acidly drawn sketch of creative rivalry.

For instance, within the chapter "Finding a Story, Choosing a Character," the reader will see why being known as Old Rough and Ready Zachary Taylorr) is better than being known as Old Fuss and Feathers (Gen. Winfield Scott, Taylor's rival for the Whig nomination in 1848).

The chapter finds that the industry is led by the top 20 large firms, half of which are multinationals.

If you really must choose a new doctor, use the tips I give in the chapter "Finding a New Doctor" in my book Surviving American Medicine to choose the best doctor for you.