Sentence examples for is in chapters from inspiring English sources

Another way they look at their marriage is in chapters.

So it is, in chapters interspersed between the main narrative, that we find ourselves in Athens in 399 B.C. as the city braces itself for the execution of Socrates.

(This is a very brief version of the discussion of situated inference that is in chapters 2 and 3 of Mares (2004).) By itself, the use of the ternary relation is not sufficient to avoid all the paradoxes of implication.

The company is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

Most of this is in Chapter I of the book.

And we've jumped ahead, this is in chapter 16.

"Cambridge Analytica is in chapter seven in the US … and administration in the UK," Nix says.

But the one fix I would make is in Chapter 18, "Amendments".

One of the biggest, the Loewen Group, is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

There he is, in Chapter 5, digging around in his garden, looking for a hidden bottle of tequila.

The team manufacturer, Chrysler, is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and financing for the team has slowed to a crawl.