Sentence examples for dedicated a chapter from inspiring English sources

Pietersen has dedicated a chapter of searing criticism to wicketkeeper Matt Prior, titled Le Grand Fromage.

In each of their respected autobiographies they have dedicated a chapter to each other.

In his book "A Shot at History," Abhinav Bindra, the shooter who won India's only individual Olympic gold medal, dedicated a chapter to sports administrators.

(Schumer dedicated a chapter to her lady parts in her delightful book "The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo". In "An Open Letter to My Vagina," she writes, "First of all, I'm sorry. Second of all, you're welcome").

Yet, he also dedicated a chapter to the topic of domestication, making it clear that he had come to consider the topic a useful one in explaining the operation and importance of selection in nature.

Biographies since the 1980s have dedicated a chapter or two to better understand his extracurricular behavior.

In Kill Your Friends, Niven dedicates a chapter to every month of 1997.

The authors dedicate a chapter to the here-to-there issue.

This fascinating book dedicates a chapter to each of the different mediums that the artist worked with.

The author focuses first on Dr Wakefield but dedicates a chapter to McCarthy, whom he accuses of having "worked methodically and relentlessly to undermine public health".

She has illustrated a book about them, published by Karl Lagerfeld; she has designed an accessories collection for Balenciaga decorated with scratchy portraits of them, and she dedicates a chapter of her memoirs to them.