Sentence examples for chapter straight from inspiring English sources

Taking a chapter straight out of the Old Testament, Huibers said he crafted his modern-day ark using the same measurements used by Noah.

Then I did something unprecedented for me: I carried it to my steamy bedroom and actually let it absorb me, page by page, chapter by chapter, straight on to the end.

It should; it's a chapter straight out of the Bush/Rove playbook (let us not forget that this was precisely the kind of thing George W. Bush did to McCain in South Carolina in 2000).

When you first pick up The Light That Gets Lost, it's not a book you expect to be a bag of laughs, nor is it one you expect to cry during it for five chapters straight.

He is also heavily involved in the gay straight alliance chapter called "Straight But Not Narrow".

It is not always a comforting book to read but the opening chapter dropped me straight back into my teenage son's surfing world.

I inverted the structure of the play so that the opening chapter blasts us straight into a car-jack and murder one stormy night in New Bohemia.

The book focuses on middle class thinking versus world-class thinking; as a matter of fact each chapter title gets straight to that point.

Take the opening chapter ("Stand up straight with your shoulders back"), in which he draws on the neurochemistry of lobsters and social behaviour of chimpanzees to make inferences about our human socio-cultural behaviour, arguing that we are inveterately wired to monitor our status in the "dominance hierarchy" (a term he adapts to "competence hierarchy" for creatures more complex than crustaceans).

So Mark Billingham's "Sleepyhead" has Detective Inspector Tom Thorne, an English investigator who is lauded in the book's first chapter for his "straight-for-the-jugular approach".

We just go straight to Chapter 1.