Sentence examples for chapter that appeared from inspiring English sources

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The two chapters that appear in The Reader were first published in Ramparts magazine.

It plays in the background during what is perhaps the movie's oddest feature: chapter headings that appear periodically, as if in an old-fashioned novel ("Chapter 3: Manhood").

Here, for example, is a chapter opening that appears halfway through the book, when all the particulars of the characters have been established: "Chris Schwartz shook hands with Francis Dial at 6 a.m. on a Friday in Bellwether, Connecticut".

In the text, a basic sentence that appeared in Chapter 3 ("He works very hard at his job") became more complex in Chapter 4 ("Everyone is working very hard; as a result, the output has been doubled") and then reached new heights of sophistication in Chapter 5 ("We have realized that only by developing production can we raise the people's living standard").

The one exception to this pattern in the first series is the chapter that appears in Shōnen Magazine Wonder, which uses the natural sign .

Loehmann's Petition for Chapter 11 Affidavit in Loehmann's Chapter 11 Filing This is a more complete version of the story than the one that appeared in print.

A Negotiator's Companion" that appeared in a dozen languages, and contributed over 100 articles and book chapters.

Judicious editing might have removed some of the repetitions of fact that appear, chapter by chapter.

The second edition, published in 1539, was three times as long because he added chapters on subjects that appear in Melanchthon's Loci Communes.

"Überpower" consists of chapters that originally appeared as essays in foreign-policy and public-affairs journals, and it reads that way.