Sentence examples for starting chapters from inspiring English sources
Of course he does the decent thing and Shriver neatly illustrates the toll on his savings by starting chapters with a snapshot of his bank balance, which takes heart-stopping dips as Glynis grows more gravely ill.
Every week brings inquiries about starting chapters, most recently from students or staff members at Arizona State University, Luzerne County Community College in Pennsylvania, the University of Central Florida and Humboldt State University in California.
Tech companies can look into starting chapters of affiliate groups like the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers or the Society of Women Engineers.
More than 150 parishes in Massachusetts and about 40 in other states plan to start chapters.
An article last Sunday about the Founder Institute, a global training program for technology entrepreneurs, misspelled the surname of the man who started chapters of the institute in Colombia.
The groups are all based at facilities across the United States, but there are plans to start chapters for the Merck Women's Network in Europe and China in 2008.
The Greek political extremist group Golden Dawn, for example, has started chapters in Los Angeles, Montreal, and New York City.
Read 'em, repeat 'em, sing along.... Maybe people will start chapters?
It's just one of the many far-right groups that have started chapters in the Great White North in the months since Trump's election.
Morgan starts Chapter 10 of his book with 'Organizations are many things at once!
That was the year he started Chapter 210 of the Vietnam Veterans of America.
