Sentence examples for remarkable chapters from inspiring English sources

Captured over the decades in writings and film, its rise and fall ranks among the most remarkable chapters in the history of Argentina's Jews, who at 250,000 are Latin America's largest Jewish population.

The book also includes remarkable chapters on "The New Great Game" played by the oil companies, which wanted pipelines from Central Asia to the Pakistan coast, leading to sleazy dealings with the Taliban to safeguard the route through Afghanistan.

In the success story of ParalympicsGB last year, table tennis was one of the more remarkable chapters.

This was the source of that book's remarkable chapter on the camp's infirmary.

Seventy years after the event, there's still disbelief about a remarkable chapter in Nigeria's history.

There is a remarkable chapter about a woman who cannot get a residence permit in the city to which she has been evacuated.

When, on 12 April, he steps through the door into London's Sloane Square, it will mark the end of a remarkable chapter in the theatre's history.

The Intermediate People's Court in Wuhan sentenced Mr. Mou to life imprisonment, ending a remarkable chapter in China's fitful march toward a market economy.

Still, the story of Mr. Chang's education in money politics is a remarkable chapter in the saga of Washington influence bought and sold.

Not the least remarkable chapter of a career encompassing 1,008 matches and 2,851 wickets across the game's three formats has been the last — Warne's engagement with the I.P.L.

The story of how Venus and Serena changed tennis — pushed, coached and nurtured by their father, Richard, and their less talkative but no less determined mother, Oracene — is a remarkable chapter in the history of race and sports in America.