Sentence examples for this chapter revolves from inspiring English sources
This chapter revolves around their model, Promoting Reasoning and Conceptual Change in Science (PRACCIS).
This chapter revolves round the concept of geostationary communications, which rely on radio signals sent from the earth's surface to a satellite stationed above one meridian of longitude.
The opening paragraph, which sees Myrtle, a Victorian orphan, posing beside the corpse of her adoptive father: 'A finger-tip chill struck through the cloth of his white cotton shirt.' Each successive chapter revolves around a photographic plate such as this each is narrated by a separate voice, giving Bainbridge the chance for all manner of novelistic prestidigitation.
Although each chapter revolves around a different person, it would be wrong to describe this book as an elaborate set of short stories.
The third chapter revolves around her fight with her new stepfather, and the fourth is about first love.
The most moving chapter revolves around Dulce Pandolfi, a 21-year-old student who was hauled away and subjected to protracted torture.
Each chapter revolves around a single experience, for example Delisle's discovery that Time magazine has "offending" articles snipped out by government censors ("Oh, right! I almost forgot! We're under dictatorship here").
Firstly, the chapters revolve around two motifs: SFL as a general linguistics (Huang, 2007) and SFL as an appliable linguistics (Halliday, 2008a).
This chapter introduces advanced "curved design" tools (revolve, shell, taper, loft, path extrusion and sweep).
Other chapters revolve around living and interacting with, of course, dignity.
