Sentence examples for pick chapter from inspiring English sources

A Twitter user named Rob McCarter asked Rowling to pick her most beloved chapter, and she responded one minute later with her pick: Chapter 34 of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," which is titled "The Forest Again".

He added that it was a little like saying, "Let's ask people to pick up Chapter 13 and start reading".

One can go through "Star Wars" and almost pick out chapter headings from Campbell's "The Hero with a Thousand Faces": the hero's call to adventure, the refusal of the call, the arrival of supernatural aid, the crossing of the first threshold, the belly of the whale, and the series of ordeals culminating in a showdown with the angry father, when, at last, as Campbell writes, "the hero . . .

The well-thumbed King James version of the Bible has proved intriguing because of the placement of three original bookmarks which pick out "chapters on judgement and damnation".

Maybe afterward she'll even be able to shed some light on the Great Mystery of All Field Trips: where do bus drivers go in the hours between when they drop you off and when they pick you up? CHAPTER 3: What's the most overrated field trip?

Some chapters pick up where reporting by other news media left off.

In the end,.5: The Gray Chapter picked deftly up from where the band had left off, exhibiting plenty of the usual chaos and cacophony, but balanced by increasingly refined melodies.

The story for the third chapter picks up where MP2 left off.

It's necessarily from a wide cross-section of countries because each MM chapter picks 'their' winner.

This chapter picks up on the knowledge imparted in those earlier chapters, and focuses on operating a cloud from a security perspective.

The Vermont NEA endorsed Sanders, while the New Hampshire chapter picked Clinton in September.