Sentence examples for chapters of two from inspiring English sources

A Red Sox-Cubs World Series would close chapters of two of the most frustrated histories in baseball history.

The myth of the battles between Huangdi ("The Yellow Emperor") and Chiyou ("The Wormy Transgressor"), for example, became a part of Daoist lore and eventually provided models for chapters of two works of vernacular fiction, Shuihuzhuan (The Water Margin, also translated as All Men Are Brothers) and Xiyouji (1592; Journey to the West, also partially translated as Monkey).

Hahrie Han's book, How Organizations Develop Activists, compares "low-engagement" local chapters of two national organizations (a health group and an environmental group) with "high engagement" local chapters.

Lindenwood is also home to chapters of two Greek social music fraternities, Phi Mu Alpha for men and Sigma Alpha Iota for women.

But they are the first chapters of three new books by the Brooklyn author Gabriel Cohen.

The original collegiate chapters of six social fraternities were founded at Union College, including the three oldest: Kappa Alpha (founded 1825), Sigma Phi (1827), and Delta Phi (1827).

In the early chapters of Ten Days in the Hills, a crowded, knowing comedy of contemporary manners seems to be taking shape.

I wrote a few short stories, outlined two novels, wrote two chapters of one.

He returned to the school (towards/away from the deInthe center).

I read a few chapters of Fifty Shades and while it dripping with sexual innuendo and erotica, I don't find it to be fantasy.

"The first eight chapters of 'Three Cups of Tea' are an intricately wrought work of fiction presented as fact," Krakauer wrote.