Sentence examples for enjoying chapter from inspiring English sources

One of the top six, US Airways, is enjoying Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection (which keeps creditors at bay while the business goes on) for the second time in recent years: its latest wheeze is to merge with America West, another troubled airline.

A. In July, I was asked by the Sparks to come back as a player, but I said no because I'm really enjoying this chapter of my life.

And I quite enjoyed the chapter numberings, they were three dimensional, unlike the characters.

Nora: Wow - WOW! Suprised to find how much I enjoyed that chapter from Jennifer Egan's book.

I especially enjoyed the chapter on colour which was superb with stunning attention to descriptive detail.

Those still reeling from the audacity of Goldman Sachs will particularly enjoy the chapter on why outsize bonuses may actually reduce the quality of an executive's performance.

I particularly enjoyed the chapter where you pinpoint 1965 as a year when "the prepossessing sanity of the old ruling class was everywhere in doubt".

I enjoyed the chapter in the book "Freakonomics" about how the true hazard of a situation often falls short of the outrage.

I enjoyed the chapter on 'What Is News?', though anyone who's seen Chris Morris's dazzling TV parody, The Day Today, knows that 'Fact x Importance = News'.

(Readers will enjoy her chapter on "The Sound of Music" and "The Third Man", a 1949 film set in divided Vienna that became an imaginative sourcebook for the cold war).

So I think she's just going to really enjoy this chapter of doing other things.