Sentence examples for chapters on how from inspiring English sources

Parsnips, Buttered is a guide on how to "boycott modern life, one email at a time" with chapters on how to stop Isis, how to use selfies as a weapon, and how to sell fake celebrity stories to a newspaper.

Satirical sketches of new surveillance programs and emergency-alert registries alternate with brief, wry chapters on "how to be safe".

To make up, there are admirable chapters on how German refugees from Hitler revolutionised intellectual life in the US and Britain.

Some of Carroll's anguished quasi-poetic meditations on the horrors of sacred violence are moving, and his chapters on how the idea of Jerusalem has inspired much of what is best and worst about America are filled with fascinating anecdotes and facts.

You could write entire technical chapters on how to keep anonymity anonymous.

Carroll is a thoughtful writer, and his chapters on how bullet journaling can guide people to live more intentional, meaningful lives is a big step above the standard productivity book.

There is a chapter on "breathing and relaxation," answers to practical questions like "do I keep my eyes open or closed," instructions on how to get into a trance and, reassuringly, a chapter on how to come out of one.

There's even a rather inexplicable chapter on how the Chinese are taking over Africa, and how, as one of the street kids puts it, the Chinese "are not even our friends".

So the handbook includes a chapter on how to make nice with brick-and-mortar restaurants.

The chapter on how he made them will be called ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS.

There's a chapter on how to get a bunk up to the Lords.