Sentence examples for chapters at the from inspiring English sources

The core arguments about the future of English come in two chapters at the end of the book.

"When it came to the test, I tried to learn multiple chapters at the last minute," he said.

Glanz complains of "a series of thinly sourced, broad-brush chapters at the end that depict Iraq as a cartoon of disaster".

Now, almost two years after the last performance at the Vineyard, it will present its latest chapters at the Lyceum Theater on Broadway, where it opens on Thursday.

I heard the pick of a few chapters at the Dublin Festival and they seem to have managed well on all fronts.

Clark's solution was to devote three long chapters at the heart of The Nude to the themes of energy, pathos and ecstasy, corresponding to classical (athletes and heroes), Christian (crucifixions and pietas) and finally some bacchanalian and gothic nudes.

And two years ago, because of hazing activities, the sorority's chapter at the University of Texas at Austin was penalized.

"This is the closing chapter at the trial court level," said David W. Oesting, a lawyer at Davis Wright Tremaine in Anchorage.

The sorority Gamma Rho Lambda is open to all gender identities, and recently opened a new chapter at the University of Texas.

(Bonus points for the photo of the Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter at the University of Maryland from 1953). Louis 649 has its impressive drinks as well.

"Soon everyone understood that it came from the forest," recalled Marco Joel, who was the director of the local Red Cross chapter at the time.