Sentence examples for chapter invites from inspiring English sources
For instance, the chapter invites elementary students who live in neighborhoods with high levels of lead in the soil to the university's urban garden to discuss how raised gardens can be used to avoid metal contamination.
A week after his funeral, the chapter invited his family to a ceremony special to our brotherhood -- an open and public ritual to honor a fallen brother.
However, its use in the "outer chapters" invites us to construct a possible Zhuangzi version of the slogan.
And he wants more: In a final chapter, he invites pharmaceutical insiders to slip him a WikiLeaks-grade cache of unpublished clinical trials.
But when TPUSA chapters invite speakers like Wintrich or Milo Yiannopoulos, they aren't honestly trying to create a forum of intellectual discussion, they're seeing how far they can push their college with the goal, perhaps, of going on Fox News and starting a career as an oppressed conservative.
The next series of chapters from invited authors are introduced relating to methods in reliability for developing components and systems.
This edited compilation contains a collection of chapters from invited experts in various areas of ground improvement, who have illustrated the basic concepts and the applications of different ground improvement techniques using real projects that they have been involved in.
In a scene that provided the original title for Petru Dumitriu's book chapter ("The Salad"), she invites Ipsilanti and other officers to dinner, and they are all shown to be enjoying the salad provided by Bulgarian labor.
The local chapter of Integrity invited Lee to perform the Eucharist.
And now union members are starting to break ranks: Local UTLA chapter heads have invited him to speak at their schools.
These are the bases to approach his final synthesis: The cerebral cortex: architecture, intracortical connections and motor projections, published as an invited chapter in J.F. Fulton's Physiology of the Nervous System in 1938.
