Sentence examples for popular chapter from inspiring English sources

Among the titles are picture books like Lucha Libre, Spanish versions of popular chapter book series like "Captain Underpants" and "The Chronicles of Narnia" and Spanish translations of classics like The Little Prince and titles from the Harry Potter series.

What happens, they ask, if people stop buying whole books in favor of a few popular chapters?

And teachers involved in planning the changes have already created a list of 20 chapters in a popular 56-chapter textbook that can be skipped in whole or in part.

The most popular is chapter 7, which is a straight or liquidation bankruptcy.

"Spending nearly three hours of screen time to visually represent every comma, period and semicolon in the first six chapters of the perennially popular 19-chapter book, Jackson and his colleagues have created a purist's delight, something the millions of diehard fans of his Lord of the Rings trilogy will gorge upon," wrote Todd McCarthy of the Hollywood Reporter.

A number of different forms of the Zhuangzi survived into the Tang dynasty, but a shorter and more popular 33-chapter form of the book prepared by Guo Xiang around AD 300 is the source of all surviving editions.

"Because New Start Again was real popular, we hoped Chapter Music wouldn't lose a whole lot of money if they did a big pressing.

When they do have to file, the most popular route is Chapter 7, which is the section of the United States Bankruptcy Code that allows consumers as well as businesses to shed most of their unsecured debts, or those that are not backed by assets like homes or cars.

If you really don't want to spend money on books, Boundless is a free service that aligns its e-textbooks with other popular texts by chapter across 20 subjects.

Carefully chosen picture books have richer topics, concepts, vocabulary, story lines and craftsmanship than many popular and often formulaic chapter books written for young readers.

The popular image of a Chapter 7 bankruptcy might be a large company like Enron failing, or maybe some lazy drifter trying to shirk their financial responsibilities.