Sentence examples for chapter in the same from inspiring English sources
In the Washington Post, Anne-Marie Slaughter, a Princeton professor and former State Department official under Obama, wrote, "Standing by while Assad gasses his people will guarantee that, whatever else Obama may achieve, he will be remembered as a President who proclaimed a new beginning with the Muslim world but presided over a deadly chapter in the same old story".
Two Senate Democrats also face recall elections next week — one more chapter in the same collective bargaining rights battle — but given the results on Tuesday, those races now cannot affect which party controls the State Senate, the question that had always been the ultimate concern on both sides.
And what's funny, in a macabre way, is the effort to re-impose religion's will is dressed up as the next chapter in the same civil rights struggle that cleansed the public square of the zealot's self-proclaimed authority to begin with.
The police said that DNA testing may prove theirs are two chapters in the same sad story.
When the unbearably tense Brisbane group Cured Pink starts its set shortly after Rat Columns' meticulous guitar pop, there are no aesthetic parallels to be drawn, and these bands do not appear to be separate chapters in the same story.
Do the rest of your chapters in the same fashion, i.e. from the most difficult to the least difficult.
Although Valiant Gentlemen is a novel of friendship, its principal characters are not, after the first chapter, often in the same place.
The majority of textbooks place their end of chapter questions in the same order that the rest of the text was written.
Prevalence estimates of patients with at least one chronic condition within a body system-specific ICD-10 and ICPC-2 chapter were remarkably similar, the top six chapters being in the same order, with no significant differences in the prevalence estimates for these six chapters.
And I promise, you will never read Stoker's Whitby chapters in quite the same way again.
Two Senate Democrats face recall elections next week — one more chapter in the state's same collective-bargaining rights battle — but given the results on Tuesday, those races now cannot affect which party controls the State Senate, the question that had always been the ultimate concern on both sides.
