Sentence examples for in chapters one from inspiring English sources

I called all my assistants, who, as I mentioned in chapters one and three, were just a bunch of children and slaves.

Mining method selection, equipment selection problems and their applications in SC technologies are presented in chapters one and two.

Having carefully laid out the problems in Chapters One to Three, Francis begins to address solutions in Chapter Four: Integral Ecology.

We first commented on this in Chapter One of our book, Renewing the American Dream: A Citizens Guide for Restoring Our Competitive Advantage (Renewing) published in 2010.

Titled Ditch the Pitch: The Art of Improvised Persuasion, Yarrow states in chapter one, "Sales people go on sales calls armed with PowerPoint presentations, scripted agendas, and preconceived notions about what should happen on the call".

The small, insignificant detail in chapter one - the flower pot on the ledge, the neighbor's cousin, the squeaky floorboard - the detail the author couldn't have planned but had simply needed to keep the story going, becomes the perfect plot device in chapter ten.

Welcome to Washington," declares Underwood in chapter one.

In chapter one, for instance, we meet a housewife, Ruth Snyder, and her corset salesman lover, Judd Gray.

The problem is that there is still little agreement about what happened in chapter one.

Someone wrote that he starts out with a perfectly omniscient narrator in chapter one.

In chapter one, Cervantes tells us that there is no Don Quixote.