Sentence examples for prominent chapter from inspiring English sources

And in the annals of grand quixotica, Ehsan Yarshater also deserves a prominent chapter.

[C10.] Time Warner's Big Gamble Time Warner's decision to block the ABC television network in 3.5 million homes last Monday will surely be a prominent chapter in public relations history.

When the next history of public relations is written, the company's decision to block the ABC television network in 3.5 million homes last Monday will surely be a prominent chapter.

Hal Roth emphasizes this line of thought and follows Graham in linking it to two recently prominent chapters of an early Legalist text, the Guanzi (neiyeinward training and xin shuheart-mind methods).

Age: 5-6:short chapters 8-10 medium chapters(x2?) 10+:large chapters.

Burleigh focuses on 10 of the most prominent, organizing her chapters around an inventor, a mathematician, the engineers and so on.

There is much in this to be cheered, especially when you consider the villain role played by money or its absence in the big crimes (Madoff), political conflicts (government debt and spending) and family struggles (how to pay the mortgage?) so prominent in recent chapters of the national saga.

The only "project" that I can see is the formation of the state of Israel, which is why the history of Zionism and the British Mandate in Palestine is an unusually prominent aspect of the chapter on modern anti-Semitism.

She went to her study, scanning the shelves for a volume whose title she couldn't remember, but which she was sure had a chapter on prominent Egyptian dissidents.

"If one is to rewrite a chapter as prominent as this, there had better be certainty as to the facts, the circumstances and the motivations of those involved," Mr. Richardson said in announcing that he would not tamper with the history of a man whose life was spent "pillaging, ravaging and killing the deserving and the innocent alike".

Lucas, the game's hero, does not become prominent until the fourth chapter.