Sentence examples for chapters that make from inspiring English sources

Miral's story is the last and longest of four chapters that make up the film, each one bearing the name of a woman.

Mr. Durgy said all the state chapters that make up the Northeast Organic Farming Association will be meeting during the 90-day comment period to come up with a region-wide response to the new proposed standards.

The Interfraternity Council gives out five distinct awards, in addition to the FSILG Office awards, to recognize the brightest members and chapters that make a difference in the IFC community at MIT.

The Panhellenic Association gives out five distinct awards, in addition to the FSILG Office awards, to recognize the brightest members and chapters that make a difference in the Panhellenic community at MIT.

The six chapters that make up his most recent book, "Paths to the Absolute Princeton University Pressss, $60; Thames & Hudson, £36), an historical study of abstract art, were given as the Mellon Lectures at the National Gallery in Washington, DC four years ago.

Editor or co-editors would solicit colleagues to write chapters that make up the edited book.

"Their life together," wrote Hermione Lee in her obituary for the Independent, "was private and unbreakably strong, the half-chapter that makes sense of the history of the world".

In Tony Blair's uneven but occasionally startling autobiography, A Journey, published in 2010, there is a chapter that makes particularly interesting reading now.

In the book, I can bring something in in the last chapter that makes it all look ironic; in a film it looks like someone put in the wrong reel".

"Because of Go Greek Girl I was able to find the chapter that made me feel most comfortable.

But like other independent United Way chapters that have made the same move, including those in Boston and Philadelphia, they will continue to donate to Learning for Life.