Sentence examples for concluding a chapter from inspiring English sources

These stories, such as The Singing Women, or Acolyte or Everything We Know About the Bomber, have a runic quality that, while allowing for some haunting images – a drunken soldier chugging a bottle of ink – sometimes also permit Makkai to indulge her worst habit as a writer, which is concluding a chapter or story on a note that is more pat than profound.

After a lot of thought, the board of directors concluded a Chapter 11 filing was the best course of action.

In "Coming Apart," his "informal history" of the '60s (published in 1971), William O'Neill concludes a chapter on the space program on a downbeat, deflating note.

For instance, it was taken out of context in a book that is one of the closest things libertarians have to a bible, Frederick Hyak's Road To Serfdom (1944), where Franklin's quote concludes a chapter on the magnificence of the free market.

The end of the case concludes a bizarre chapter in the life and death of Williams, the last major leaguer to bat.400 in a season.

Baltimore's decision concludes a central chapter in one of the most remarkable comeback stories in the annals of American science.

It will also conclude an unusual chapter in the lives of those who have been associated with it the longest.

"Megrahi's death concludes an unfortunate chapter following his release from prison in 2009 on medical grounds — a move we strongly opposed," Mr. Vietor said.

TR: Your book concludes with a chapter on September 11.

The book is concluded with a chapter discussing preventive actions in representative cases.

The editors have provided an excellent introductory chapter on epigenetics, and conclude with a chapter on epigenetics from a logical multilevel perspective.