Sentence examples for in a chapter called from inspiring English sources

She starts off with a bang in a chapter called "The Escape".

"I waited over three years for a successful strategy," he says in a chapter called "Surge".

Now, in a chapter called "The Era of Echinacea," Specter completes his conversion.

Madaras's books forever totter at the edge of an abyss of anxiety, as in a chapter called "B.O.

Perowne has, apparently, never done what Marsh did to the schoolteacher, whose story Marsh tells in a chapter called "Hubris".

In a chapter called "Humans Behaving Badly," Dr. Farley writes admiringly of the reward-and-punishment system of behaviorist theory.

Her section on food, in a chapter called "Family Health," began with the stern advice "Do not eat too much".

In a chapter called "Whose culture is it, anyway?" Mr Appiah lays bare the illogicality of many cultural patrimony claims.

In a chapter called "Monstruosities," he describes how he is dismayed that endowments, philanthropies and foundations "took the bait".

He quoted from the Islamic holy book, the Koran, in a chapter called Al-Maida, or The Table.

And, in a chapter called "Other Bodies in the Swamp," he traces the influence of "Psycho" on more recent movies.