Sentence examples for the concluding chapters from inspiring English sources
The concluding chapters depict a cabinet enveloped in despondency that Brown is leading to an awful defeat.
The concluding chapters of "Thames" are extraordinary, perhaps the finest he has written in a prolific career.
Once the main-event days fade, the concluding chapters in boxers' lives often involve physical incapacitation or a violent end.
If there is a vantage from which to observe the concluding chapters of Los Angeles's transformation into the country's largest Hispanic-dominated metropolis, Huntington Park may be it.
The concluding chapters are weakened in some ways by her refusal to take sides in the long-running tyrant/hero debate.
This is not a comprehensive textbook, and the concluding chapters on consciousness and death lack the biochemical signature of the best sections.
In two weeks: the concluding chapter of "The Girl in the Green Raincoat".
"Well, think what you like," he tells them in the concluding chapter.
The best part of the book is the concluding chapter, a good summing up of Nehru's triumphs and failures.
Even J.M. Keynes wrote on it, devoting the concluding chapter of his economic growth theory on the subject, Chapter 16 of The General Theory.
Bane is also one of the villains in this summer's film "Dark Knight Rises," the concluding chapter in the Batman trilogy directed by Christopher Nolan.
