Sentence examples for if chapter from inspiring English sources
"Before this, the publisher never knew if Chapter 3 was even looked at," said Sean Devine, CourseSmart's chief executive.
An Equation for Equality If Chapter 1 of Mr. Moses's Mississippi odyssey was about voting, Chapter 2 is about algebra.
It seems only reasonable, then, to ask if Chapter 11 is in anyone's future, and that's not a section of the Official Baseball Rules.
If chapter 6 marks the beginning of his career as prophet, the judgment oracle about the conquest of Jerusalem in chapter 22 probably brings his grim story to a close.
Barnaby Stoker Kendall Ithaca, N.Y., Nov. 25, 2008 To the Editor: Re "For Detroit, Chapter 11 Would Be the Final Chapter" (Op-Ed, Nov. 24): Spencer Abraham, like all who have spoken in support of the auto industry, talks as if Chapter 11 would kill the American auto industry.
The last chapter of the body of the book – if Chapter 10 is considered more or less an epilogue – covers towns seen as part of the English landscape.
The reason I left it in was because I thought, if in chapter four you see this happen, when in chapter 12 I'm rampaging round having it off with prostitutes, you might see a corollary.
Several poems titled "A History of Western Music" punctuate the book, as if chapters from a notional opus.
I wonder if his chapter felt like a conclusion, in this sense, or a beginning?
"I don't know if each chapter will be represented well," she said.
And yet Cartagena has been an important if brief chapter in Mr. Garc M?uez's own story.
