Sentence examples for chapters called from inspiring English sources

And those storybooks never seemed to have chapters called M.S. or breast cancer".

There are seven chapters, called "Lifers," "Catholics," "Thinkers," "Politicos," "Losers," "Dons" and "Aristos".

Who is the "I" who drops into the narrative in chapters called "After," driving across Germany with a duct-taped man in the trunk of his car?

But the book, on the whole, is weird: chapters called "Ailments of the Scrotum" and "Voluntary and Involuntary Impotence" give way to one called "Women".

Butler's two main themes, religion and evolution, appear respectively in "The Musical Banks" (churches) and in chapters called "Some Erewhonian Trials" and "The Book of the Machines".

The mushroom recipes are in a group of chapters called "studies," which are dedicated to foods Mr. Colicchio uses as foundations.

A chapter called The British Empire (1497-1997) repays careful rereading.

As a bonus there's a chapter called "Drawing Lesson".

She starts off with a bang in a chapter called "The Escape".

"I waited over three years for a successful strategy," he says in a chapter called "Surge".

She urges readers to follow her example; both books include a chapter called "Your Happiness Project".