Sentence examples for started a chapter from inspiring English sources

I tried to join the International Socialist Organization when they started a chapter there.

A hospital doctor, now long gone, started a chapter, and Mr. Mthembu was invited to a conference in Cape Town.

In middle school, Duhon started a chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and taught Sunday school.

"In Yazoo City they passed a resolution that said anybody who started a chapter of the Klan" would be "run out of town," Mr. Barbour said.

"I introduced myself to the woman next to me, and I discovered she had started a chapter of Jews for Catalan Independence," Berwick says.

With the civil rights movement growing, Mr. Barry enrolled at Fisk University in Nashville to study chemistry, where he earned a Master of Science degree, and soon started a chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

You start a chapter in medias res – "The phone rang on Dibble's desk.

In 2010, two young brothers said they wanted to start a chapter of Pills Anonymous here.

We have 300 requests to start a chapter that I have not been able to respond to".

"In the beginning, I was actively saying, 'Get in touch with us, start a chapter.' Now I can't keep up.

While there are groups in Dublin and in Melbourne, Australia, none yet exists in the UK - and you can offer to start a chapter.