Sentence examples for past chapter from inspiring English sources

Sober, E. (1988) Reconstructing the past, Chapter 1. MIT Press.

Stephen King is the Ford Mondeo of letters, the writer dads actually read while pretending they got past chapter three of Infinite Jest in their 20s.

In the past, Chapter 9 bankruptcies by major cities have been extremely rare, so there is virtually no precedent for how the federal bankruptcy courts will handle municipal pensions.

In short, he is an intimidating phenomenon to someone - like me - who thinks that he really ought to have made more effort to have got past chapter one of any of Pynchon's books.

Archie himself doesn't make it past Chapter 2 in one version of his story, killed when lightning shears off a branch as the boy romps beneath the trees at summer camp.

Phi Mu" male pageant among fraternities and men's sports teams to support the Katie Oppo Fund for Ovarian Cancer Research, named in recognition of a past chapter member.

We shall see, but we've learned though past chapters of the euro crisis that policymakers' vows to do "whatever it takes" rarely frighten markets for long.

Easier said than done, of course, but green marketing experts like the New York-based Jacquelyn Ottman say the lessons from past chapters in "green marketing myopia" are starting to stick.

The issues in past chapters appear superficial in comparison to the life-or-death nature of the conflicts that the Garcías face earlier in their lives.

Taking a married name is considered a rite of passage that marks the beginning of a new chapter in life, but because of all this interconnectedness, it's near impossible to truly close past chapters the way it once was.

In the first season, Lou was clearly haunted by the past; this chapter will elucidate why.