Sentence examples for chapter to go from inspiring English sources

"There's still another big chapter to go, hopefully, in the career and I'm really hoping to make this World Cup coming up," said Phillips.

Check out a few of our favorite quotes from the first chapter to Go Set a Watchman below.

I was genuinely upset when I realised I only had a few chapters to go.

Mr Obuchi spoke without the LDP's full authority and may not be able to persuade his party's local chapters to go along with the deal.

"You always knew that the hero was going to get out of it because there were six more chapters to go.

Groening described life in Los Angeles to his friends in the form of the self-published comic book Life in Hell, which was loosely inspired by the chapter "How to Go to Hell" in Walter Kaufmann's book Critique of Religion and Philosophy.

Now, four years into the project, and with three chapters left to go, she has achieved notoriety – at a price.

A few chapters still to go, so I'll say more anon, but here's a wee taster of her writing, from the moment when she picks up her hawk in a car park at a ferry port.

Although most clinicians may not find many of the chapters easy to go through because of the algebra and technical terminology, medical statisticians and non-statisticians who want to understand the mechanics of how statistical terms are calculated are likely to find the book useful.

The judge also said that California statute required all Chapter 9 candidates to go through a 60-day mediation period before declaring bankruptcy, and creditors were supposed to help pay the cost.

The introduction, which opens with bitter comments on uncritical media hype about dinosaur 'discoveries', and the first chapter, subtitled 'Blame to Go Around', cured me rather brutally of that ignorance.