Sentence examples for chapters which will be from inspiring English sources

The book's four main chapters are followed by three 'open' chapters, which will be populated with further content over the next 18 months.

Experts in their fields will write the chapters, which will be edited by a stellar group of scientists serving on the FlyBook Editorial Board.

Experts and innovators in their fields are writing the chapters, which will be edited by a select group of leaders with broad expertise in Saccharomyces biology who were recruited by the GENETICS Editorial Board and the Board of Directors of the Genetics Society of America.

As President Obama approaches the end of his administration's opening chapter, his advisers have begun a backstage debate over Chapter 2, which will be fundamentally different in tone, aspiration and political complexity.

Also there are two chapters (out of 19) which will be of little interest as they focus on business intelligence and financial calculations, although even there the reader will find an introduction to the use of Berkeley DB and SQLite from Python, tools which I highly recommend.

"They're all just separate chapters in the long book which will be finished when I'm dead".

This chapter reviews fundamentals of microwave engineering and systems, which will be used in the other chapters of this book.

The Cowboys can be thankful for a beautiful stadium and a rich history of success that they can read about in the many books about the franchise, none of which will be adding chapters about the current team.

So it is with great relief and pride that we can now present to you three chapters from The Loom of Ruin, which will be released in paper and e-reader formats on April 1 from Mugger Books (muggerbooks.com) and is now available for preorder.

The mangas you have started reading will be displayed in alphabetical order, except for the ones with chapters that you have not read yet, which will be at the top in red.

"I am, in fact, taking this to numerous federal and state law enforcement entities — which will be the subject of either Chapter Six or Chapter Seven, depending on how much time I have this week," he wrote.