Sentence examples for contributing a chapter from inspiring English sources

Two dozen journalists — mostly men and a few women — signed on, each contributing a chapter.

Contributing a chapter to the edited volume, Religion and the Death Penalty, the Counselor argues that the promise of closure to the family is false.

In addition to her own work, Aisha will be writing the liner notes for an upcoming Prince tribute album, "I Wish U Heaven," and contributing a chapter to a 2018 scholarly work on Prince and the Minneapolis Sound.

In 1990, Obama contributed a chapter, "Why Organise?", to a book looking at Alinsky's legacy.

Harriet contributed a chapter to Mill's The Principles of Political Economy.

When he was compiling Only Remembered, a book of first world war stories, I contributed a chapter about my great uncle, Stanley Killingback, who was killed in 1916.

In the weeks before she died, she brightened enormously when she was asked to contribute a chapter for Virago's 40th anniversary next year.

Robert Shaw, who wrote the book's introduction, also contributes a chapter on how to become a decoy collector, and the book includes a list of museum decoy collections, a bibliography and a section dealing with Canadian and European decoys.

Some years ago, I became involved in a spirited debate with an editor who was compiling a volume of essays on reading and writing, to which I had contributed a chapter.

On the strength of her articles on The Vines, Ms. Cross was recently asked to contribute a chapter to a book on ancient Rome, to be published in the spring by ibooks, a new imprint of Simon & Schuster.

From 1960 he studied economics at the London School of Economics under Bernard Crick and in 1964 he contributed a chapter on the case against televising parliament for Crick's The Reform of Parliament.