Sentence examples for take the chapter from inspiring English sources

Take the chapter on her son.

Take the chapter on the end of the war.

Take the chapter in which Homes writes an imaginary deposition for her biological father.

Take the chapter that describes a dinner party hosted by one Begum Sufiya Kamal, who is "a good-hearted woman, and very popular in Dacca".

Take the following chapter title from a 1994 book: "Something Resists: Reading-Deconstruction as Ontological Infestation".

Take the first chapter, which opens with a fascinating account of HIV.

Now we go back and stir the pot on history, and take the most unfortunate chapter in our history and try to relive them for no real reason".

The board finally agreed to let him take the company into Chapter 11 instead, where it would be protected from creditors while it reorganized, and would at least have a fighting chance.

Detroit, of course, isn't the first city to take the route of Chapter 9. Most notably, Jefferson County, Ala., and Stockton, Calif., have filed; though neither have Detroit's staggering unfunded pension debt.

The chapters take the reader in a clear and stepwise manner through the design, ethical aspects, writing of protocols and conduct of studies.

What took the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects so long?