Sentence examples for chapters on everything from inspiring English sources

Just as smart and essential are his chapters on everything from cod, brains, liver and steak to endive, parsley, onions and eggplant.

"Stronger Together," the policy book that Clinton and her running mate Tim Kaine recently published, runs to almost three hundred pages, and contains chapters on everything from clean energy to the financial burdens facing family caregivers, to cybersecurity.

Calcio begins with the foundation by the British in 1893 of the Genoa Cricket and Football Club (from which Italians were banned), but then advances thematically with chapters on everything from the referees to the fans and from fantasisti to football's intimate entanglement with Italian politics.

From Chapter XXX on, everything, with the exception of four pages in Chapter XXXII, is Mainwaring's.

It's an old-fashioned almanack for boys with chapters on pretty much everything you want to know when you're ten and have yet to be distracted by girls.

Finally, in 2006, "A Writer's Life" appeared, a juicy hamburger of a book with two soccer chapters sandwiching meaty wanderings on everything from civil rights to Lorena Bobbitt.

But Flusser is just warming up: The encyclopedic book continues with chapter-by-chapter discussions of everything a man might put on his body.

Religious beliefs get a chapter and many references, but the impact of evangelicalism on everything from satirical humour to sexual manners is barely hinted at.

In 20 thematic chapters ("Question everything"; "Guard your humanity"), Bakewell captures the wry, curious spirit of Montaigne, who wrote like a "naturalist on a field trip into the human soul".

Everything feeds on everything else".

They worked on everything.