Sentence examples for smaller chapters from inspiring English sources

Although it remains one of the organisation's smaller chapters (CWB has a presence in nine countries and is especially well established in France, Spain and Sweden) and has only one part-time paid staffer, Clowns Without Borders USA now includes a board of 13 clowns, four logistical volunteers and 30 active performers, some amateur and some professional.

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A long chapter can be divided up into two smaller chapters, but don't do it if it makes it awkward.

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.

Some small chapters have merged with nearby larger chapters.

The novel is divided into 64 small chapters, some but a few lines long.

Particularly helpful are notes running down the side of each page, each one comprising a short gloss on the small "chapters" into which Herodotus' text is traditionally divided.

In almost every major disaster, the American Red Cross collects the bulk of donations, in part because of its recognized brand name and its presence in communities throughout the country where small chapters are staffed by local volunteers.

The processes that Ha Jin is concerned to describe — survival and adjustment in an alien land, the firming-up of a literary vocation, the emergence of marital and family harmony after the shocks of transplantation — are incremental, breaking into many small chapters but yielding few dramatic crises.

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.

And in that story, this budget will be but one small chapter.