Sentence examples for terrific chapter from inspiring English sources

It was a terrific chapter.

There is humour - and terrific chapter titles - but on the whole the tone is dark.

And it opens with a terrific chapter, full of eye-opening data points and some very smart history.

Elizabeth Vitanza's dissertation, "Rewriting the Rules of the Game: Jean Renoir in America, 1941-1947," tupns up online, and there's a terrific chapter about "The Diary of a Chambermaid".

Some of the activities members of our Terrific Tootsies Chapter in Merrick share are traveling, attending Broadway plays, singing to residents of nursing homes, having picnics that our families also attend, going to murder mysteries, and, yes, eating out.

Echoing Lawrence's attack on the "spirit", the "soul" and the "mind" in his terrific third chapter on writer-critics, he reflects powerfully on Thomas De Quincey's remark: "The mere understanding, however useful and indispensable, is the meanest faculty in the human mind and the most to be distrusted: and yet the great majority trust to nothing else".

Those are terrific references for this chapter.

In a statement, ABC News wished Mr. Stossel well and said he would be "an asset to Fox News in this next chapter of his terrific career".

In every chapter, there are terrific stories like these, glimpses of the other world that perhaps we could have made for ourselves.

The central chapters are a terrific romp through the story of liberty in Britain, much better than in many other works by more celebrated writers in the field.

If that could just leave with me, and we could get to a new chapter, that would be terrific".