Sentence examples for definitive chapter from inspiring English sources

Edward I began building the castle in 1283 as the definitive chapter in his conquest of Wales and Edward and made sure his son, the first English Prince of Wales, was born there in 1284.

The book's method of organization is initially hard to discern, but things fall into place with a series of definitive chapters on making pasta and sausage and other cured meats, including prosciutto.

Not definitive, just definite.

Instead of presenting a definitive set of instrumentation and methods, this chapter describes one such functional solution.

The chapter emphasizes that a more definitive answer wouldn't have emerged with either a direct intervention in a classroom or a longitudinal design, as those approaches substitute other limitations of their own.

And W.W. Norton has generously agreed to share a chapter from The Annotated Alice: The Definitive Edition.

The confusion on the mound warranted a chapter in Shalin's book "Donnie Baseball: The Definitive Biography of Don Mattingly," to be published in March.

Corsets and stays kept the whaling industry profitable, on a small scale, into the early years of the 20th century, but when the hourglass figure fell out of fashion, a thrilling chapter in American history came to a definitive close.

That exciting new chapter's found itself ending with a pretty definitive full stop: White is on the verge of releasing a fabric mix under the Art Department moniker.

This chapter provides an overview of the issues rather than a definitive guide to material selection.

But he gives his most straightforward, and perhaps the definitive, summary of what the "morality system" comes to in the last chapter of Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy.