Sentence examples for rewarding chapter from inspiring English sources
Scott Bowles of USA Today called it, "Menacing and meditative, Hallows is arguably the best instalment of the planned eight-film franchise, though audiences who haven't kept up with previous chapters will be hopelessly lost", while Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly likewise praised the film as "the most cinematically rewarding chapter yet".
"The inspired Fox leadership, coupled with your commitment to excellence at FBC [Fox Broadcasting Co.], has provided one of the most rewarding chapters in my life".
"I'm thrilled to have the privilege to pilot MySpace in what is sure to be an incredibly exciting and rewarding next chapter for the business," said Mr. Van Natta.
More rewarding are chapters on what trees teach us about time and on Jahren's unconventional relationship with her lab partner.
But I firmly believe that it not only has helped change the path of life for me and my daughter forever, but it has also planted the seed for possibly another rewarding and exhilarating chapter in my life in the future -- preparing for baby #2! My HypnoBirthing Resources: BlossomBirth Rachel Yellin, HypnoBirthing Instructor Mongan Method Amber Dawn Hallet, Doula & Placenta Encapsulation.
"I feel privileged to take on this challenging and rewarding new role to start the next chapter of my career".
We predict that the faculty testing sample chapters will find ICB to be more rewarding than a traditional textbook.
"To win this hard-fought race, to open a new chapter in the book of my life, is very rewarding," added Mr. Collins, who has three adult children.
But the later chapters possess a meditative depth and journalistic energy that make for a rewarding journey.
This chapter examines these issues in detail and provides guidance on how to create uniquely rewarding employment opportunities for staff taking full advantage of the benefits of converged organizations.
In this chapter, the use of new machines is directed toward fulfilling human needs by processing knowledge to provide "satisficing" and rewarding psychological and emotional decisions.
