Sentence examples for successive chapter from inspiring English sources
Thereafter, Cheltenham's historic narrative can be ticked off with successive chapter headings – L'Escargot, Dawn Run, Desert Orchid and Best Mate.
In each successive chapter of the book, he describes how an additional $2 price increase might affect us.
The opening paragraph, which sees Myrtle, a Victorian orphan, posing beside the corpse of her adoptive father: 'A finger-tip chill struck through the cloth of his white cotton shirt.' Each successive chapter revolves around a photographic plate such as this each is narrated by a separate voice, giving Bainbridge the chance for all manner of novelistic prestidigitation.
Each successive chapter seems to open up a little further, from oddly schlocky, almost psycho-babble into a climax made not of action but of mental terror, bent from something as simple as standing in a room inside your house.
Finally, thematic and analytical integrity was assessed through successive chapter drafts leading to a completed thesis, which was accepted after examination.
Finally, thematic and analytical integrity was assessed through successive chapter drafts leading to a completed thesis, and reviewed by panel members who approved for examination.
That film, "Trial by Fire," was so successful on the festival circuit that Ms. Paley kept expanding the project, using successive chapters of the Ramayana and Ms. Hanshaw's songs as Sita's sung narrative.
The novel opens with the death of its protagonist and, in successive chapters, works backward to his birth.
Successive chapters move swiftly from the White House to the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, and from the House of Commons to the inner sanctum of power in Beijing.
Although sometimes bearing a different name, the same voice seems to speak in each of these texts, as though they were successive chapters in one novel.
Adhering to the venerable model established by Giorgio Vasari in his 1550 study, "The Lives of the Artists," Johnson divides his book into successive chapters on the achievements of writers, sculptors, architects and painters.
