Sentence examples for my chapter the from inspiring English sources

"What have you got for me?" I untucked my polo shirt and withdrew my chapter, the pages a mass curled and baked in its secret compression against my belly.

Kindly refer to my chapter: "The Advantages of Links with Weak Peripheral Groups in Environments of Conflict"; chapter in Conflict Resolution Research in South Asia; Department of International Relations, University of Karachi.

Instead, use headline-style capitalization (This Is the Title of My Chapter, rather than THIS IS THE TITLE OF MY CHAPTER).

Reportedly, the first users of Venesat-1 have included the very vocally pro-Chávez public station Canal 8, as well as Telesur, an interesting pan-Latin American TV channel based in Venezuela [for those interested in exploring the politics surrounding Telesur and the media in Venezuela, see my chapter on the subject in my book Revolution! South America and the Rise of the New Left].

The direct N-body kernel that I describe in my chapter is the key component of the fast multipole method (FMM).

In this post, I summarize key elements of the American experience with condemnation, building on my chapter in the book and my earlier work on the history of takings in the US.

The work that I have been privileged to be able to do through my chapter, and the work that brothers around the country have been able to do through their respective chapters, is a direct continuation of the legacy set by all the brothers that have come before us".

But at the same time, as I argue in my chapter in the report, we need to be much clearer about what partnership does and doesn't mean.

11.04am BST Alan Trench, one of the advisers to the Conservatives' commission – he also gave evidence to the Lib Dem and Labour commissions – has written this blog on its conclusions: This is clearly a model for enhanced devolution and – as I argued in my chapter for the IPPR's book Democracy in Britain – works from the point of view of all three major political traditions, with some variations.

has been smashed to rubble by repeated attacks by Seventh Fleet planes" -- exactly what I say in my chapter on the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum.

He observed from "personal inspection" that "block after block of ordinary housing... has been smashed to rubble by repeated attacks by Seventh Fleet planes" -- exactly what I say in my chapter on the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum.