Sentence examples for opened a chapter from inspiring English sources

After moving to D.C., in 1965, he opened a chapter of SNCC and was elected to the school board.

The neo-Nazis have been given a similar reception in Canada, where the party opened a chapter last October.

This amateur historian had opened a chapter of family history that we had no idea existed.

He called the concert "an important occasion to open a chapter of mutual understanding between the two countries".

More than a decade later, I included this anecdote in my book about dog cognition, to open a chapter on domestication.

In 1992 a golfer in North Carolina founded the Charlotte Singles Golf Association, which eventually morphed into the American Singles Golf Association and is now opening a chapter on Long Island.

This line – opening a chapter entitled 'I accidentally vaporise my pre-Algebra teacher' – makes sure that Riordan hooks us right from the get-go.

Riya hopes to open a chapter of GirlUp in the Bay Area.

"We're opening a chapter of test integrity with an exam process that is fair, transparent and provides equal opportunities for people to work in one of the county's great public service agencies".

There's a reason we have the expression that we've "closed a chapter" or "opened a new chapter" in life, and its even more applicable when discussing an autobiography.

The resignation opened a new chapter in his life.