Sentence examples for memorable chapter from inspiring English sources

This season's exploits add another memorable chapter to the Bradford cup tradition.

Tomorrow promises to be another memorable chapter in the famous old Masters story.

In the memorable chapter "The Boating Party", Edwardian class tensions spill over during a summer river trip in a punt.

No one asked, but she told, and the rest is a memorable chapter in civil rights history.

Like so many Americans, he felt a keen desire to participate in what was sure to be a memorable chapter in the national epic.

However, differences with Brentford's manager Jack Gibbons prompted a move to Fulham in 1953, in exchange for Jimmy Bowie and £5,000, and the most memorable chapter of Hill's playing days was under way.

The most memorable chapters in "Hello Goodbye Hello" read like old-fashioned short stories.

The most memorable chapters here are those on two "lost souls," Jean Rhys and the American writer Alfred Chester.

In one of the most memorable chapters of "The Brothers Karamazov," Ivan Karamazov confronts his younger brother, Alyosha, with a list of horrifying crimes against children ("I copy them down from newspapers," he explains).

And so Ali rewrote history, erasing the prolonged era of Foreman dominance pencilled into the record books by his doubters and replacing it with one of the most memorable chapters in his own story.

Mr. Kunstler, who died in 1995 at the age of 76, is linked with some of the most memorable chapters of late 20th-century American history, events whose shorthand labels — the Chicago Seven, Attica, Wounded Knee — offer a capsule history of a turbulent time.