Sentence examples for the earlier chapter from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, 150 pages later, MacGregor quotes the line, with a reference back to the earlier chapter.

Based on the discussions given in the earlier chapter, let us now discuss the robot design.

The parenthetical comments, published in 2004, are: "Would terrorism be justified in a 'supreme emergency' as that condition is described [by Walzer in the earlier chapter called 'Emergency Ethics'].

Chapter 4 covers the pathophysiological role of VEGF in haematological malignancies and follows on very nicely from the earlier chapter.

The oxymoron makes one more skeptical about the earlier chapters.

Besides, anybody who expects the obvious has clearly not read the earlier chapters in this epic tale.

And as the characters evolve and grow up from chapter to chapter, each one had to somehow reconnect with the earlier chapters through the rhythm of the prose.

The earlier chapters of the settlement of the United States are "minimized in American history," John Worth, the lead archeologist at the site, said.

As they read it, the characters on the latest page are beginning to see what must have happened in the earlier chapters.

The last four chapters of the letter, a sharp and vigorous defense of Paul's apostolic authority, differ markedly in tone from the earlier chapters, suggesting that chapters 10 13 may have been written earlier, before Paul had received Titus' message.

This chapter draws on the earlier chapters in this book about student feedback in engineering education by several international contributors.