Sentence examples for the chapter when from inspiring English sources
This is near the end of the chapter when most students are quite able to carry out the division algorithm and can solve the division problems presented in the textbook without mistakes.
Before his arrival some trouble had arisen in the chapter when three excommunicated canons, refugees from the Cologne strife, persisted in retaining their offices after they had accepted the reformed doctrines.
In a statement from PKT Communication Director Tyler Wash, the fraternity noted it shut down the chapter when it found out the Alpha Rho house had violated organizational policies and that "a possible sexual assault had occurred".
this chapter or a regulation or order of the Secretary under this chapter when violated by a motor carrier, motor carrier of migrant workers, motor private carrier, or freight forwarder.
Mew, also known as the "Phantom Pokémon" in the manga, appears in the first chapter when the criminal organization Team Rocket tries to capture it.
Things started picking up in the fourth chapter when the POV turned to the hunky stallion-shifters Nokoni and Hah-Tee, but the phrase "sweet-smelling moisture dribbled from her vulva"—about a horse reminded me why I prefer bears in the first place.
As a Bombay car horn honked, he said: "I think I started the book as a nonbeliever, but around the fifth chapter, when I read the Bhagavad-Gita for the first time, I found it so amazing, just in a secular sense.
"The good guys are never all good and the bad ones never all bad," our anti-hero says to the crook from the first chapter when they catch up again.
The fun starts in the first chapter when Conley journeys to Lexington, Ky .to meet Storm Cat, the world's No. 1 stud, at Overbrook Farm, a high-stakes breeding operation.
My favorite bit is in the "Devices" chapter, when Mullan catalogues the way novelists deploy names: Even novelists who do not specialize in caricatures or representative types use names with connotations.
In the sixteenth chapter, when Krishna describes the qualities of godly people, ahimsa is brought up again (16.2).
