Sentence examples for small chapter of from inspiring English sources

That small chapter of the cold war is now being revisited in "Silmido," a South Korean movie released on Dec. 24 that the newspapers have called the biggest drawing movie in the nation's cinematic history and that has caused a lot of soul-searching.

It replaced the cathedral at Spynie, 3 km to the north, that was served by a small chapter of eight clerics.

And now the story of Don Shirley — someone I wasn't familiar with before — will be memorialized through a movie that's not even about him OR the book that steered this small chapter of his life.

Off into the night I went satisfied that, if nothing else, I had born witness to a small chapter of the social history of Britain, even if a lot of the people celebrating were middle class and are far more used to pulling Bitcoins out of mines than lumps of coal.

His small chapter on leeks — "the softy of the onion family" — includes beautiful and low-key recipes for leeks vinaigrette, a leek tart, leeks with cream and mint, and a vichyssoise.

This year, though, designers decided to parse out another, smaller chapter of the recent past, resurrecting a cleaned-up, sideways-ponytail version of the club-worshiping early to mid-80's.

The management of clinical problems related to specific cancers, such as paraneoplastic effects, are addressed, and a small chapter at the end of the text book also covers emergencies general oncological.

Start a small chapter book and read one chapter a day.

He joined the small Tunisian chapter of a group that became a rival to Ansar al-Sharia, the Ummah Conference, founded in 2004 as a network of chapters across the Arab countries.

Then there is the equally enticing Write, Publish, Repeat model that encourages writers to upload lots of small chapters and give them out for free via KU.

Some small chapters have merged with nearby larger chapters.