Sentence examples for chapter of the same from inspiring English sources
Three years earlier, the Seventh Circuit, in Chicago, ruled to the contrary in a case involving a different chapter of the same group at an Illinois law school.
After the recent killing of Mr. Todashev in Orlando, both the Florida chapter of the same group and his father have called for investigators outside the F.B.I. to scrutinize the episode.
At 37, Robert C. Haggard III, who three years ago founded a chapter of the same organization at Washburn University in Topeka, Kan., is still working on his bachelor's degree in studio art.
One candidate on every pundit's shortlist to replace him is Diane Wood, who once issued a stinging dissent when, in a similar case, an appeals court in Chicago ruled in favour of a local chapter of the same Christian group.
His family brought their own teachers to court -- from a different chapter of the same group that brought the charges -- to argue that the doctor had not committed blasphemy because all his remarks dealt with the period before Muhammad had declared his prophethood.
The next day at the same time, five miles away at the Cedarbrook K-8 Center in Plainfield, another eighth-grade class opened to the same chapter of the same book but paid scant attention to Curley's wife, spending most of an hour on the sole black character, Crooks.
In that optimistic scenario, 1989 and 2011 are two chapters of the same story, which connect in a self-congratulatory way the political appeal of democracy and the transformative power of entrepreneurship and new technologies.
In 2004, Marcia Pappas took over as president of the New York State chapter of NOW; the same year, Jessica Valenti founded Feministing.com, a site now wildly popular among young feminists.
Someone's been practicing!! Brits to swing first @ECB_cricket January 12 , 20143.05am GMT The next chapter, or more of the same?
"While Western leaders described Sept. 11 as a day that changed the world, here it was seen as just another chapter of more of the same," said Alastair Crooke, founder of Conflicts Forum, a Beirut-based organization that fosters dialogue between radical Islamist groups and the West.
In this chapter, different versions of the same class is presented.
