Sentence examples for its chapters from inspiring English sources

At the Red Cross, 92percentt of the roughly 77,000 catastrophes it and its chapters addressed last year were single-family house fires, not exactly the stuff of national headlines.

It is an anthology of his essays and book reviews spanning the past quarter-century.In this section Bringing beauty and beast into the drawing room Rights and wrongs Let's look at the facts Distilled history Nations without a cause Getting close to a doomed god ReprintsAs such it contains little new material, and its chapters are a bit of a mishmash.

Devorah Goldburg, a spokeswoman for the Washington-based national Red Cross, said that it had been "challenging" for almost all its chapters to raise money.

It announced last week that it would conduct a national review of any racial intolerance among its chapters.

The national organization said it already started a review combing for any racial intolerance among its chapters, and will issue a report with conclusions once their investigation is complete.

Many of its chapters have been written by prosecutors.

Do we have the wisdom to demarcate its chapters?

Shakespearean echoes abound in the novel; some of its chapters are written in dramatic form.

Stewart Wood, the Labour leader's top wonk, wrote one of its chapters.

"Only the barest account of Vapniarca appeared in one of its chapters ….

Its chapters are organized by color: camellia, wisteria, vermillion; pyrite, alabaster, onyx; cerulean, tourmaline, peridot.