The 6-to-3 decision gave a chapter of the Good News Club, a Christian organization that seeks to evangelize young children, the right to meet in the Central School in Milford, N.Y., after school.
In scenario that author would write about the Herman Rosenthal murder, he would give a chapter to Jack Rose, one of four middlemen engaged to see the job through.
Having introduced the topic, Sack next gave a chapter breakdown of his book, tracing his arguments through chapters on Translation, Language, Algorithms, Logic, Rhetoric, and Grammar.
I was always given only a chapter of manuscript at a time, which had to be returned before the next was issued.
I was giving him a chapter of that and it came up in conversation.
Although Norwich regards this as "one of the hoariest canards in papal history," he cannot resist giving her a chapter of her own.
He also grouped manuscripts that he intended to use as the basis for a given chapter of a book in progress.
Darwin organized some of his notes in portfolios a kind of document box grouping notes on a given topic together, or, in some cases, grouping notes together because they form the basis for a given chapter of the Origin.
In particular, the funding chapter gives a good overview of sources of funding specific to each discipline with numerous addresses to contact for help.
Where she's visited, or even lived in, the places she's writing about, Holland puts in welcome splashes of autobiographical colour – though she stops short of giving us a chapter on the distinctive cuisine of Streatham.
