Sentence examples for successful chapter from inspiring English sources

It was not a successful chapter in Chertoff's (or D'Amato's) career; much time was spent considering Clinton conspiracy theories — for instance, belaboring the Vincent Foster suicide.

Second, people who thought New Labour was a very successful chapter in the party's history felt that their achievements were being trashed.

The most successful chapter is a reading of Conrad's Heart of Darkness entitled "The Case of the Missing Elephants", which proceeds from the simple but powerful intuition that the story is focused on the ivory trade yet oddly silent about where ivory comes from.

The discovery of the Higgs last year was the end of a successful chapter of late 20th Century physics.

A new and hugely successful chapter in Iron Maiden's future was cemented; in 2010 The New York Times reported that the album had sold over 14 million copies worldwide.

"I believe that this next era at Fox will add yet another risk-welcoming, bet-taking successful chapter to Fox's 30-plus-year legacy of exploration, investment and innovation," Collier said at the Television Critics Assn.

The less successful chapters concern cultural debates among Asian-Americans.

The funniest and most successful chapters are the accounts of Mary's psychiatrist, Hammer.

Nashville has one of the academy's largest and most successful chapters and the city's music executives wield significant power within the organization.

Lestat retains some of his original magnetism and the book's most successful chapters are narrated by him, but even the brat prince's superpowers cannot hinge its many plot strands and voices together.

Jeter's retirement will close one of the most successful chapters in Yankees history, and fans are reacting by driving prices for Yankees tickets through the roof.