Sentence examples for getting a chapter from inspiring English sources

One key to getting a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, as with any other strategy that will prevent a foreclosure, is to consult with an expert as soon as possible.

To make up for Nayuki not getting a chapter of her own, the story is altered in that Nayuki is in most of the scenes Yuichi is in.

Asia, China, Burma, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Europe, Russia, Latin America and Africa each get a chapter.

Battle gets a chapter to herself.

Each of these myths gets a chapter in the book.

When a victim is discovered we get a chapter detailing her experiences in the war years.

But most problematic is the absence of Mary, who never gets a chapter to herself.

Each of the four places gets a chapter, though they are uneven in drama and proximity to white whales.

And Ella herself gets a chapter to brood about the fact that her brand-new husband has already strayed -- if kissing her co-worker counts as being unfaithful.

Religious beliefs get a chapter and many references, but the impact of evangelicalism on everything from satirical humour to sexual manners is barely hinted at.

To be exact, we get a chapter entitled "I Coldcock Ovitz," and it is certainly the best reason to buy the book.