Sentence examples for set chapter from inspiring English sources

As with normal DVD movies, you can even set chapter thumbnails (although, strangely, Movie Factory doesn't let you title chapters in the submenu).

This will allow you to set chapter marks during the recording process.

You can set DVD Flick to set chapters every few minutes, as well as specify the number of chapters you wish to include in your DVD.

Chapter 4 presents the data set and Chapter 5 presents results.

He passed the restaurant Benoit, where, he noted, Truman Capote set a chapter of "Answered Prayers," back when it was La Côte Basque.

Her work is also included in the touring British Art Show 7, at Tramway, Glasgow, until 21 August, and in A Fire in the Master's House Is Set at Chapter, Cardiff, until 4 September.

Alexandre Dumas set a chapter of The Count of Monte Cristo between two acts of Robert and George Sandd wrote about it at length in her Lettres d'un voyageur.

Terry must have been a consummate porn-watcher, because he set every chapter up like mini-scenes in a raunchy tit flick.

Just read; don't set up chapter or page goals.

An early Oxford-set chapter featuring a library meet-cute between an obsessive-compulsive professor and a woman who insists on sitting at "his" desk is pure Richard Curtis.

But to reach the biography, you have to get past a scene-setting chapter, "Some Frequently Asked Questions," which stopped me in my tracks repeatedly.