Sentence examples for middle chapter in from inspiring English sources

That year was the middle chapter in a love story.

George Lucas's final — which is to say middle — chapter in the "Star Wars" cycle was unusual in taking a critical view of this impulse, but not in placing it at the center of an allegorical epic.

As a warm-up to the release of "Manderlay," the middle chapter in LARS VON TRIER's divisive trilogy of "American" allegories, the IFC CENTER has put together a retrospective of Mr. von Trier's provocative oeuvre.

Clinton will run for Senate from Arkansas... Writer visits her new "exploratory committee" headquarters on West Thirty-fourth Street.. Could Mrs. Clinton's campaign in her soon-to-be-adopted home state simply be a middle chapter in her family's political life?

It's very much a middle chapter in an ongoing story.

"Cheshire," for instance, is near the bottom, close to the two middle chapters in which the cat materializes.

In 1994 he suffered a stroke; during his recovery, he wrote The Middle Chapters in which he projected social and financial changes stemming from the Internet and other changes in technology.

In a middle chapter called "In Which Amelia Invades the Low Countries," for instance, Thackeray's chatty, confidential tone is altered by his subtractors into the sparer narrative voice of good writing.

In this middle chapter of a three-part story, Frenchy, who speaks in the same nasal cadences as Ms. Ullman's television character Fern Rosenthal, more or less takes over the movie.

The 12 middle chapters provide an in-depth review of the known resistance mechanisms found in most of the pathogenic bacteria and bacteria of public health importance in animals.

In "The Autistic Brain," her latest book, written with the science author Richard Panek, she shows this talent most vividly in a middle chapter that looks at the sensory world of autism.