Sentence examples for chapter settling from inspiring English sources

He spends most of a chapter settling old scores with the movie's producer, Ray Stark, and its director, Sydney Pollack, and nobody comes off very well.

Mrs. Post wrote a chapter settling the whole business according to the rule of reason, sent eight copies to diplomats of her acquaintance and four to the harried State Department lads.

The first chapter settles in on characters like Carl Hirschmann (Stevens and Robert Guérinn (Serge Hazanavicius) signing the documents to create Fifa with the gravitas of curing cancer.

"Now it's on to the next chapter of settling in at home.

After the smart canter of the opening chapters, things settle into a seemingly endless Slough of Despond.

He acknowledges that this is problematic, given the economic difficulties America faces today, but in another chapter complains that our settling "for doing so much less" — in Egypt — "than we did after 1989 in Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America speaks volumes about our disengagement from the region.

And unlike the CEC, the arbitration bodies that settle Chapter 11 disputes make binding decisions.Companies have challenged environmental laws in all three NAFTA countries, but Mexico is particularly vulnerable.

This chapter explains the process of settling during the primary stage of wastewater treatment.

The dust was settling and the chapter was coming to a close.

For the third biological challenge, the mind (chapters 6-10), Coen settles down to a longer and more detailed discussion of neurobiology, where he explores the senses, learning and memory.

In the vast majority of cases, the unknowability of a borderline statement is only relative to a given means of settling the issue (Sorensen 2001, chapter 1).