Sentence examples for in chapter seven from inspiring English sources

In chapter seven he expresses solidarity with a man who has just heaved a brick through a shop window.

Tomlinson originally outlined his role in these deals in chapter seven of a book he tried to publish after being sacked by MI6.

So says Gerstner, in Chapter Seven.

For example, his long gloss on the first query in chapter seven (Schmidtke & Pourjavady 2007, 96 98) is a critique of the role of miracles in establishing the prophetic mission.

For the history of astronomy Proclus' Astronomical Hypotheses remains a most valuable document, since it represents one of the best introductions to Ptolemy's Almagest extant from antiquity and since it explains the most important ancient astronomical theories, in order finally (in chapter seven of the work) to evaluate them critically.

Cochrane considers feminism, the final tradition he examines, in chapter seven.

Later in chapter fifty, while Hutch is trailing a killer through an airport, a page goes out over the intercom system for a "Mr. Zhou Tong".

In chapter two, Hickey narrates Farley's penultimate day.

It employs multiple perspective, and skilfully plays with a form of narrative rewind, whereby a fuzzy incident in chapter six, say, is replayed, gaining definition, in chapter nine.

In chapter two, the novel is turned over to the voice of Fardaus.

No wonder he says, in chapter nine, that sex is "something I just don't understand.