Sentence examples for pretty chapter from inspiring English sources

"That was not a pretty chapter of my life," he said.

The container deaths are not a new story — as the Times acknowledges, it's a pretty notorious chapter in the war.

"When the history of North Korea is written I think [his time] is going to be a pretty dark chapter," said Delury.

Shawn W. Kravetz, president of Esplanade Capital, said that the spate of news over the last week provided "a pretty compelling chapter in the story of the big unwind" of an overheated market.

And it's absolutely fascinating, of course – and it's important, because this is pretty much chapter one of the story of the past seven years of the world (is it really seven?), with three more chapters to come.

"In Sydney they've got a pretty notorious chapter in Parramatta that wouldn't cop that sort of shit".

While Paul Thomas Anderson's film cuts all but the author's best riffs on Manson hysteria – a policeman declaring that all groups of three or more are a suspected cult – the novel has a Manson Family gag in pretty much every chapter.

I banged out the first two chapters pretty quickly and then... Well, frankly, I've never been one for discipline.

And that chapter is pretty short.

You are pretty inventive in a chapter narrated by Eli, a Jewish scribe who is employed by Muhammad to follow him around and write down his every observation.

The very first chapter was pretty eye opening as one of the main characters, after dispersing her late husband's ashes from a plane window, proceeds to give the pilot oral sex (while flying, of course!).