Sentence examples for chapter of the tale from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goldstone is the author of the final chapter of the tale he never wanted written in the first place.

In the latest chapter of the tale of Banana Joe, the affable affenpinscher who was named Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Tuesday night, this newly minted celebrity pooch is heading from Madison Square Garden to Studio 54 on Wednesday, where he will be joining the cast of "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," the Broadway musical adapted from the unfinished Charles Dickens novel.

The chapter on "The Tale of Genji" seems very conventional, those dealing with "The Tale of the Heike" and No plays, fairly abrupt.

This past November, New Yorkers overwhelmingly voted for Bill de Blasio, delivering a clear mandate for his campaign platform to end the dire poverty that has plagued so many New Yorkers and put the final chapter on the Tale of Two Cities.

The work embraces its poverty of means: the four singers make occasional contributions on drums and bells, and the little chapters of the tale are intoned in tiny sequences of upward-moving scales.

Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III, 1786-1865), Chapter Thirty-four: Wakana No Jô, from the series: Parody on the Fifty-four Chapters of the Tale of Genji (Genji gojûyojô), 1858, 9th month.

The artwork is high quality, and the storyline is engrossing enough to fold readers right into the 514th chapter of this tale.

Perhaps the most staggering chapter of this tale occurred during Blackett's presentation of his findings to the council.

Let's just hope that this chapter of the fairy tale has a happier ending.

In being transparent with everyone here about what it has taken to get this book delivered to readers and to enable this story to be told, piracy is an inevitable chapter of that tale still being written.

This chapter tells the tale of the University of Salamanca, one of Spain's and Europe's oldest, continuously operating universities.