Sentence examples for starting a chapter from inspiring English sources

3: Talking with some Greek guys about starting a chapter of Golden Dawn.

Get involved by starting a chapter with other youth from your area and start a menstruation station at your school to make menstrual hygiene products more accessible!

"...The film inspired many people to take action, whether it was visiting their local PFLAG chapter, or starting a chapter where there wasn't one, or working within their faith communities, schools, and workplaces," Huckaby said.

Ask yourself, "How does she do it?" And then try to create in your own work a technique from one of your writers that delights you -- maybe it's starting a chapter mid-scene or having the characters talk straight to the audience.

Creating a Fraternity on your own can be very difficult, since you will only be helped when you are starting a chapter of an already existing Fraternity.

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

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

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".

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.