Sentence examples for pair of chapters from inspiring English sources
At the book's heart are a pair of chapters on why it might be regarded as legitimate for Australians to think ill of Britain.
Late in the novel, the proceedings are interrupted by a pair of chapters — discrete short stories, almost — presenting the final days of two otherwise absent characters, Zoe's father and Jake's.
The book suffers somewhat from its rigid structure, with a pair of chapters devoted to each cuisine and its practitioners, the first recalling deprivations in Europe, the second detailing their response to the dining wonderland that was found on these shores.
The most poignant passages of 45 come at the end, though, in a pair of chapters called 'Now That's What I Call Disillusionment' 1 and 2. In the first, Drummond tells the story of how he and Echo and the Bunnymen guitarist Will Sergeant flew home from the US specially to catch a rare performance by San Franciscan avant-garde legends the Residents, in Birmingham Town Hall, of all places.
Opening with a pair of chapters that draw upon the art-nature analogy developed in the manuscripts, Darwin framed the argument with an account of the probable origin of domestic animals, and by inference, of domesticated plants.
The strange visual poetry that emits from a pair of slide carrousels in "Meat: Chapter 3" involves a blue butterfly, burn victims, surgical incisions, and ominous-looking men in lab coats.
A unique strength of the book is the pairing of these expository chapters with essays by social scientists and historians who explore aspects of the social or political context.
This chapter presents a pair of kernels to decode a class of powerful error-correcting codes, known as low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes, on graphics processing units (GPU).
It is a reenactment of chapters 29 32.
