Sentence examples for extra chapter from inspiring English sources

In Italy, Blitzed will come with an extra chapter.

Perhaps Tranz Scenic staff get an extra chapter on customer relations in their training handbooks.

"Finance and the Good Society" would certainly have benefited from an extra chapter summarising the author's various proposals for reform.

Group questions: It's quite unusual to publish an extra chapter to a book after it's been published.

Germany's Aufbau publishing house recently dug out Fallada's original manuscript from its archive, only to find there was an extra chapter, and a rather different story.

It will be shown in a restored print at the end of the Cannes film festival, a fitting tribute to those who gave us an extra chapter in the completely inauthentic but nevertheless enjoyable cinematic history of the wild west.

The book concludes with four extra chapters for the real gluttons for punishment.

"It almost feels as if the book is adding extra chapters to itself... It's like the book had found them," she said.

Monroe said the extra money raised would go towards printing more copies of the title, which will include 100 budget recipes on themes such as "Breads and Breakfasts, Super Soups, Beans Pulses and Lentils, etc, with extra chapters "Eat Your Greens" and "Don't Throw That Away" for nifty tips on using leftovers (stale cake truffles, anyone, or bread-crust soup?).

It sold an exclusive hardback edition of John Le Carré's The Night Manager, with an afterword by the author; Helen Macdonald and Joanne Harris both wrote extra chapters for their respective books H is for Hawk and Peaches for Monsieur le Curé; and Ian Rankin's latest Rebus novel gave Waterstones buyers an extra character study.

Subsequent playthroughs and extra chapters reveal further details about the characters.