Sentence examples for chapter turns from inspiring English sources
"Friends and Foes," the penultimate chapter, turns out to discuss only foes.
The smallness of incident, over chapter after chapter, turns out to be deliberate.
The fourth chapter turns to the first of the 4Ps of creativity Product.
Furthermore, this chapter turns to the discussion of PS multilayers and PS microcavities.
The fight in the Chicago chapter turns in part on whether a lawyer and a freelance photographer really qualified for full membership in the association, as required of the officers of the group's regional affiliates.
2The Kadi of Malta chapter abstractThis chapter turns to the Ottoman victims of Catholic corsairs and pirates who were carried off to Malta and Livorno to be sold as slaves and/or held for ransom.
And the homework routine is pretty much the same: complete the problems at the end of the chapter; turn in to the teacher the next day.
When John moved his episcopal seat, he also took over the abbey of Bath as his cathedral chapter, turning his diocese into a bishopric served by monks instead of the canons located at Wells that had previously served the diocese.
When John moved his episcopal seat, he also took over the abbey of Bath as his cathedral chapter, turning his diocese into a bishopric served by monks instead of the canons at Wells who had previously served the diocese.
Later chapters turn to the consequences of the state's essentialized view of Muslims in the Vichy years and during the Algerian War.
"I knew there wasn't an uncharted narrative arc where I'd say, 'Oh my God, he's really Lebanese!' " She created a structure of 20 chapters — turning points in his life and baseball career — that let her focus on critical days while fleshing out the details of his life.
