Sentence examples for golden chapter from inspiring English sources

Addressing his supporters, Mr. Qadri claimed victory and described the three-day protest as a "golden chapter in the history of Pakistan".

The fans also shared in this sense of anticipation and were hopeful that with the new generation, which included Robinho and Diego, the club would enjoy another golden chapter in its history.

Opportunities: The Golden Chapter 16 November 2007 You can create your own career options by thinking about the direction in which you want to head, then seeking opportunities to build the collaborations and relationships that will get you there.

The golden rule chapter starts on page 105.

In 2004, Whitaker got his revenge by publishing a new book, "The Golden Eagle, with Chapters on the Sea Eagle," which would become of significant interest to the R.S.P.B. and collectors.

We have also been vouchsafed an enormous and quite unsuspected library of Portuguese and Spanish poetry (from Richard Zenith's Pessoa to John Felstiner's Neruda), which returns me to Edith Grossman's poetry of the Golden Age; her last chapter is called, without the shadow of an apology, "Translating Poetry".

Even as that declined, the Vilnius style of Baroque architecture ripened in glory, a "splendid autumn" in one of Mr Briedis's many well-turned phrases, that paid "a gracious farewell to its phantom golden age .The most poignant chapter is on cemeteries past and present, many of which were desecrated by the Soviets.

And instead of a $25 or $50 billion golden goose, it appears Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which allows a company to stay in business while they reorganize with a government overseer, seems to be where the Detroit Three are headed.

Judd Golden of the Boulder County chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said drones have many legitimate uses, including in military and law enforcement contexts, but legislation is needed to require judicial review when police want to use unmanned aircraft to collect information for investigations.

Returning to Germany in July 1355 after his coronation as emperor in Rome, Charles IV summoned the princes to deliberations at Nürnberg, which resulted in the promulgation of the first 23 chapters of the Golden Bull on Jan . 10 , 1356the concluding 8 chapters were added after further negotiation with the princes in Metz on Dec. 25, 1356.

The possibility is real enough for the states to have interviewed bankruptcy lawyers for advice about how to protect their $246 billion egg if the golden geese all file for Chapter 11.Perhaps they need not worry too much.