Sentence examples for chapters dedicated to from inspiring English sources
They also have chapters dedicated to Oslo, Amsterdam and, from this week, London.
It was also the first cricket book I'd come across that had several chapters dedicated to Sri Lanka.
It has 19 chapters dedicated to competitive bidding, which is the name of the game in the tournament world these days.
Divided into chapters dedicated to points along the commercial food chain — from farm to fork, to borrow a loaded agribusiness phrase — the movie is nothing if not ambitious.
In chapters dedicated to the environment, trade, the evolution of international law and foreign aid, Singer grapples with globalization's thorniest questions.
Mr Smith has written a breezy guidebook, with a series of short chapters dedicated to specific aspects of urbanity graffiti, say, or parks, or the various schemes that have been put forward over the years for building the perfect city.
To illustrate this, "Body Gossip: The Book" has an entire chapter dedicated to the experiences of men.
The set includes a 252-page book, edited by Kevin Howlett, with one chapter dedicated to each record.
His 2006 book, "The Audacity of Hope," for instance, contains a whole chapter dedicated to wage polarization, globalization and the plight of blue-collar workers.
OG A whole chapter dedicated to Manchester City's title victory details how their Premier League success was difficult for Ferguson to stomach.
There was even an entire chapter dedicated to making dumplings and homemade noodles, which, in the icy depth of winter, sounded like the best possible use of my spare time.
