Sentence examples for connected chapters from inspiring English sources

The story triggers a flood of brief, loosely connected chapters about her parents, childhood and recent years caring for her elderly mother in upstate New York.

With a running time of 180min, consisting of 18 loosely connected chapters directed by different filmmakers, it is an immensely ambitious production.

"The Tale of Genji" is a very long book, more than thirteen hundred pages in its new English translation, made up of fifty-four loosely connected chapters that span the stories of four generations.

"Trapped in the Closet" is a sixteen-minute song in five connected chapters, and it is the most audacious, crass, and compelling thing on commercial radio right now.

But in recent months, allegations of wrongdoing have been leveled at the 72,000-member statewide office, based in Lynbrook, on Long Island, and at members connected with chapters in Syracuse, Middletown and Valley Stream, N.Y.

And there is one character connecting the chapters: Larsson's son-in-law, Lou Solverson, a state trooper played in Season 1 by Keith Carradine, and now, in younger form, by Patrick Wilson.

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Time flew for me and the chapters connected with each other, allowing the story to have a continuous flow.

Mr. Pearson is also connected to that chapter in Jasper's history.

I've spent time butchering animals at Chez Panisse in California, in Jersey, in northern Spain, in Amsterdam … Each time it's been connected to a chapter of my own life, tying me more closely to the food, to cooking and to the other people involved.

But although the chapters are connected by a voice, a place and a point of view, the whole is less than the sum of the parts.