Sentence examples for chapter mentions from inspiring English sources

In case that question carries any mystery, note that an early chapter mentions a new faculty member at the kids' school who is closer to Bridget's age and resembles Daniel Craig.

The rather pedestrian observation that distant, abstract crises tend not to change people's behaviour even if the consequences are extremely unpleasant is christened "Giddens' paradox", and the opening chapter mentions every fashionable meme from the internet and social networks to Barack Obama's "yes we can" campaign slogan.

Finally, the chapter mentions the recombinant signals.

The chapter mentions proportion deduced from the Clausius Mosoti relation for the refractive index.

The chapter mentions a core set of systems attributes that database designers need to understand.

Finally, the chapter mentions the genome-database accession numbers for every TRGC.

Though the helpful character lists he includes at the beginning of each chapter mention the traditional sobriquets by which characters have become known to readers (and which Waley and Seidensticker used throughout), these names never appear in Tyler's translation.

The other union chapters mentioned in the statement represent workers in Brooklyn and Queens, who have also paid into the fund for fitness centers in their offices.

When linking CDR to NPR we obtained information on women who had been admitted to hospital or had an out-patient specialist appointment designated with an ICD code that appears in the chapters mentioned above.

The hour before I was due to post a chapter, my mentions on Twitter were always full of people waiting and counting down, so the moment a chapter went up, everyone was reading it at the exact same time.

In the tenth chapter, Krishna refers to ahimsa as one of the noble qualities arising from himself (10.5), and in the thirteenth chapter, Krishna mentions nonviolence, along with other qualities, as examples of knowledge (13.8).