Sentence examples for kind of chapter from inspiring English sources

It was a lot of fun kind of starting this new kind of chapter in my life and my wife's, so it's really exciting".

Mr. Miller said that an analogy to the kind of Chapter 11 bankruptcy Mr. Romney has called for, one unassisted by taxpayer money, might come from Braniff Airways, which filed for bankruptcy in 1982.

Much of the area is, in effect, operating in a kind of informal Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Out of these dire conditions, it appears that one lineage of eukaryotes, one we're particularly fond of, formed a specific partnership that would transform the traditional 'Guess who's coming to dinner?' to more of a 'Guess who's going to be dinner?' kind of affair…(Chapter VII—"Life's Smorgasbord") Kumala and Brooks (2010).

And I think there's going to be a kind of Medicare chapter of the Obama campaign that is going to be coming soon".

We take you through his life by using the music he created and the albums he released as the kind of life chapters or sections of the film, starting with music he made as a young kid in Texas all the way up to the album he was working on when he died.

The thematic repetitions are such that this novel about architecture becomes a kind of Levittown, with chapter after chapter hammered together to establish exactly the same point that was made in the one before.

And even though we're going to talk about it at F8, we're not going to release it all at once even though this is kind of the next chapter.

There were no significant differences in the kind of symptom (ICPC chapter) from 1975 until 2008 when discussing lifestyle items; therefore we make no distinction between the years.

I had between four and six classes a day, and each one of them assigned some kind of homework, usually an end-of-chapter series of problems that we were supposed to solve and turn in the next day.

There was John Zuppe of Connecticut, who said: "I think it kind of starts a new chapter after what happened last season.