Sentence examples for decisive chapter from inspiring English sources

Thielemans's "Leben Mit Wagner" (life with Wagner, the title of his book) will, however, have a new and decisive chapter.

Nelle Harper Lee, who has died aged 89, wrote a decisive chapter not only in the history of American literature but also the history of America itself.

At 68, Mr. von NotHaus faces more than 20 years in prison for his crimes, and this decisive chapter of his tale has come, coincidentally, at a moment when his obsessions of 40 years — monetary policy, dollar depreciation and the Federal Reserve Bank — have finally found their place in the national discourse.

There may never be a good time to lose Ronaldo, Madrid's outstanding player as their most historic season reached its decisive chapter, but faced by his desire to leave – if that is really what it is – there may be ways of making this work.

Juan Guaidó, the politician whose recent decision to declare himself Venezuela's rightful president opened what many believe could be a decisive chapter in the opposition's battle to bring down Maduro, told supporters they were part of a historic and "unstoppable" movement.

When the final story of Col Gaddafi's downfall comes to be written, as seems increasingly likely, the courage of this resistance - fought with huge losses against a ruthless enemy - could prove the decisive chapter of Libya's revolution.

The image of Tanaka standing before a judge marked a decisive new chapter in the sweeping federal investigation into the jail facilities run by the Sheriff's Department.

This position is taken from the chapter Decisive Defence.

1978 Case of Etienne Leroux's Magersfontein, O Magersfontein! Part IV: Decisive Legal Recognition, 1980-2010 Chapter Five: (The Road to) Constitutional Autonomy Chapter Six: Conclusion Works Cited Index.

Lots of people felt soberly that this new leadership meant the decisive closing of a chapter in the history of the Party--the final farewell to the last surviving officers, Attlee and Herbert Morrison, of the impregnable Old Guard.

The fall of Lean In might have been a long time coming — but if it takes one cultural icon to topple another, Obama's words felt like the decisive end of a chapter.