Sentence examples for in three chapters from inspiring English sources

The Book of Zephaniah, the ninth book of the Twelve (Minor) Prophets, is written in three chapters.

In the Prose Edda book Gylfaginning, Máni is referenced in three chapters.

Thought, he wrote in Three Chapters on the Nature of Mind (1923), is "the development of connections" and "the sense of the whole".

This is the story of a black gay man told in three chapters by three different actors, set in director Barry Jenkin's home town of Miami.

Told in three chapters, divided among three lead actors, "Moonlight" is about Chiron, a young man growing up, as Mr. Jenkins did, in a poor section of Miami.

Brought to us by McCormick as Jesus and two buff sidekicks in hot pants, it covers the son of God's birth, life and temporary death in three chapters.

All this happens in five chapters.

The core arguments about the future of English come in two chapters at the end of the book.

Based on these results, Dr. Thornton and his colleagues concluded that the evolution of the receptor unfolded in two chapters.

The Titanic story is told in nine chapters – beginning with "Boomtown Belfast", when the city's hopes were as high as the prow of an ocean liner.

The high point of Wills's book comes in two chapters on Jefferson and Madison and their arguments, during the Revolution, for complete disestablishment and religious freedom.