Sentence examples for create chapters from inspiring English sources

3. Research laws protecting both workers and employers, and use their findings to create chapters for a book entitled "Fair Labor".

In small groups, they will profile the ethnic backgrounds, cultural traditions, political conditions, and geographies, in the context of immigration to the U.S. (according to the Immigration Information page at The Department of Homeland Security Web site [//uscis.gov/graphics/shared/aboutus/statistics/299.htm]), to create chapters for a book on American refugee communities.

I like to create chapters that give a reader a sense of closure, but they still want to turn the page to see what happens next.

And for more batshIt stories like this, check out the 20th Anniversary Edition of 'Please Kill Me' by Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain.

All other illustrations by Alley Cat. It was while Gillian McCain and I were working on sixty-nine: An Oral History, our new book on the 60s music scene, that we got the idea to create chapters where we hadn't done any of the interviews ourselves.

4. Create chapters for a class book about different ceremonies and traditions celebrating the passage into adulthood.

This tool will allow budding children's book authors to create chapter books and illustrated children's books that are able to take advantage of Kindle features like text pop-ups, explains Amazon in an announcement about the new services.

In the mid-1980s, with so many Vietnam veterans behind bars that Vietnam Veterans of America created chapters in prisons, veterans made up a fifth of the nation's inmate population.

Focusing on recruiting college students to the cause, the group has created chapters on 16 campuses, most of them in New York, and has hopes of adding many more, with the help of Mr. Foyle's visits.

Moms for Marijuana International, a pro-marijuana group that brings people together to socialize and learn about the positive aspects of the plant, has received so many queries from older people over the past year that it is creating chapters called Grannies for Grass in Illinois, Ohio and Missouri.

The United States created Chapter 11 precisely to help companies that need protection from their creditors while they restructure their liabilities and winnow out the good business from the bad.