Sentence examples for key chapter of from inspiring English sources

A key chapter of music history could be rewritten by a jury that began deliberating on Wednesday over whether Led Zeppelin ripped off a riff for its epic Stairway to Heaven.

Kelland obtained a draft of the key chapter of the report devoted to animal studies, which became available as part of the lawsuits against Monsanto, and she compared the draft with the final, published report.

It was a key chapter of the black parenting manual. .

The bones found on the island could help rewrite a key chapter of human history.

The key chapter of his book (for Bono) begins with the reception of a revelation during the prophet's imprisonment: "The word of the LORD came to Jeremiah a second time, while he was still confined in the court of the guard" (Jeremiah 33:1).

"I think it's haunted by my husband". After more than six decades of living in Mexico, where she has raised two sons and outlived two husbands, Carrington is being showered with accolades, exhibitions (including the outdoor sculpture show on Reforma) and essay tributes as one of her adopted country's greatest living artists and its last remaining link to a key chapter of Modern art history.

If you're interested, by the way, key chapters of this dangerous document are now available on the Department of Justice Web site.

Key chapters of Kenny Dalglish's career have been devoted to crossing tactical and psychological swords with Sir Alex Ferguson, but their first clash proved by far the most bruising.

One of the great lives, and key chapters, of the 20th Century has finally come to an end.

The book was criticized by scientists and Darwin biographers who criticized the omission of key chapters of the book, and who stated that its introduction contains misinformation about Darwin, and long-refuted creationist arguments about the science of evolution, such as the linking of Nazi racial theories to Darwinist ideas.

The result is an exhilarating but distinctly silly approximation of a key chapter in the history of American literature.