Sentence examples for into the chapter from inspiring English sources

Even allowing that his Esquire career sometimes yields happy accidents, there's not much reason to work the actress Sofia Vergara into the chapter on stress.

They came into the chapter, it seems, believing that global warming science has "taken on the feel of a religion", are they wanted to seek out the "heretics".

Four pages into the chapter, Woolf writes, "Mr. Ramsay, stumbling along a passage one dark morning, stretched his arms out, but Mrs. Ramsay having died rather suddenly the night before, his arms, though stretched out, remained empty".

Quite far into the chapter (considering its relevance) we learn that the diet guru himself weighed 450 pounds despite his belief in the merits of "daily thumb vomits" -- not to lighten the load on the stomach but for the exercise it afforded.

Tucked into the chapter is a section on cross-border data flows.

Further into the chapter, High describes that a fierce battle will erupt between these forces and the Æsir, and that during this, Surtr and Freyr will engage in battle "and there will be a harsh conflict before Freyr falls".

The one direct testimonial comes from John Wilkes, a member who never got into the chapter-room of the inner circle.

In between are photos divided into the chapters: Plants, Animals, Cutaway, Cooking and Phenomena.

Most of "Shakespear's Exact Discrimination of Nearly Similar Characters" (the Examiner, 12 May 1816) made its way into the chapters on King Henry IV, King Henry VI, and Othello.

The Torah's focus on seemingly mundane details began with the tort laws of Parashat Mishpatim, and will continue well into the chapters of Leviticus outline the many different sacrifices.

Douglas Mwonzora guaranteed the children that their contributions would find their way into the chapters of Zimbabwe's constitution.