Sentence examples for close chapters from inspiring English sources

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

Externally, fraternities may be forced to close chapters and civil damages may be levied against the organization.

Faber and Faber published book editions of "Anna Livia Plurabelle" (1930), and "Haveth Childers Everywhere" (1931), HCE's long defence of his life which would eventually close chapter III.3.

In the closing chapters, Verhulst fast-forwards to Dimmy's early experiences as an adult.

The closing chapters of the story have the plangent twang of a Greek tragedy.

These closing chapters are not so much testimonials as a distillation of what it means to be defeated.

If the book has a weakness, it is the rushed feeling of the closing chapters, which condense the Reagan, Bush and Clinton years.

The closing chapters of Feigel's scholarly and engrossing book are dominated by the emerging cold war.

In the film and the opening and closing chapters of Ballard's book, Laing describes eating an Alsatian.

The closing chapters highlight several important writers — Jeffrey Eugenides, Jonathan Franzen, Roberto Bolaño — whose careers have thrived because FSG remains so committed to, and successful at, producing top-notch literature.

Next week, he'll finally succeed in closing chapters on two other ones instead – Vietnam and World War II.