Sentence examples for original chapters from inspiring English sources

A novelist steeped in Brontëana shrewdly develops the characters and ideas of two original chapters into a story of a passionate, reform-minded woman cramped by hypocrisy and convention.

It has local variants, but the original chapters of each version are the same (Figs. 1 and 2). Figure 3 is a photo of Mr. Pheng Phetyuan's Sen Huen ritual manuscript typed in Tai Dam fonts and printed in the form of an A4 size book.

Those articles became the basis for her 1922 best-selling book The Black Candle, alongside original chapters like "Marahuana A New Menace".

One of the book's most original chapters used the cytogenetics work of C. D. Darlington to show that genetic systems like hybridization and polyploidy were also subject to selection.

Both the original chapter house and the original choir have been restored.

Dynegy's original Chapter 11 plan was all about saving the shareholders.

The original Chapter 2 finally turned up, long after I needed it, when I was halfway through the book.

But the book's core, and its most original chapter, delves into Gordon's mother's platonic relationship with several priests.

On the first page of the original chapter three, for instance, he uses various forms of the verb sértodni four times.

The original chapter was founded in 1919 in Wareham, Mass., by Bishop C.M. Grace, known as Daddy, who also helped start the New York church on West 15th Street in the 1930's.

The original chapter is titled "Consensual Learning".