Sentence examples for going to chapter from inspiring English sources

"Now, am I going to, chapter and verse, tell you all the do's and don'ts?

"So picture this: you get elected to office and the first thing you tell people is 'By the way, I'm going to raise your rates.' " He went on, "When you are doing this, there's no textbooks, there's no 'How to Protect Your City from Sea Level Rise,' go to Chapter 4".

"They went to chapter 10 when they should've started on chapter 11.

She would go to chapters of her sorority, do her presentation, and have all the girls at the meetings install the app.

"The expectation is United is going to exit Chapter 11 and continue operations," Denney says.

You're not going to write a chapter by chapter plot summary, but this will help you when you're detailing the over-arcing plot.

"I always knew that I was going to have another chapter in my life, and it's time for me to start that new chapter".

Or I'm going to manage a chapter a month.

Whoever wins is going to add another chapter to their ridiculous legacies.

Nor is it just going to become another chapter in the histories of Russo-Ottoman rivalry.

"This conclave is going to be another chapter in the history of the Ecumenical Council," a veteran Vatican diplomat said.