Sentence examples for the definitive chapter from inspiring English sources
Edward I began building the castle in 1283 as the definitive chapter in his conquest of Wales and Edward and made sure his son, the first English Prince of Wales, was born there in 1284.
The book's method of organization is initially hard to discern, but things fall into place with a series of definitive chapters on making pasta and sausage and other cured meats, including prosciutto.
And W.W. Norton has generously agreed to share a chapter from The Annotated Alice: The Definitive Edition.
The confusion on the mound warranted a chapter in Shalin's book "Donnie Baseball: The Definitive Biography of Don Mattingly," to be published in March.
But he gives his most straightforward, and perhaps the definitive, summary of what the "morality system" comes to in the last chapter of Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy.
This chapter describes the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive using the definitive biography of Boole called "George Boole: His Life and Work," by Desmond MacHale and the biography written by O'Connor and Robertson.
The definitive history of New York night life may one day make note of Stephen Sakai in a short chapter called Downtown Bouncer Violence.
When someone finally writes the definitive history of New York City drinking, the odds are good that several lines in the index — if not an entire chapter — will be given over to Thomas Carney, the legendary barman at Elaine's on the Upper East Side.
Mark Hamill is the definitive Joker.
This is the definitive story.
