Sentence examples for troubled chapter from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine's resignation signals the end of a troubled chapter in his career.

While this agreement ends a troubled chapter for the bank, other issues remain.

The project brings to a close a troubled chapter in the street's redevelopment.

"Behind the Lid" makes a point of defining Ms. Nagrin's art as a response to a troubled chapter in world history.

"It's just one more way that the new management group is trying to close the book on the most recent troubled chapter the company has been living through in the last couple of years," said Erin Lash, an analyst at Morningstar.

Denis was coming out of a troubled chapter in his life — an imaginative version of which he was to create, indelibly, in "Jesus' Son," and, more obliquely, in other works — and supporting himself, he told me, by renting out his uncanny typing skills at a high premium to local agencies and businesses that needed rush jobs on contracts and applications.

OF THE many troubled chapters in modern history, few have left so deep a legacy of distrust, grievance and hurt as the 1954-62 Franco-Algerian war.

Eight Corcoran prison guards accused of setting up inmate gladiator fights were acquitted Friday of federal civil rights abuses, a resounding verdict that all but ends one of the most troubled chapters in California prison history.

His announcement opened a troubled final chapter in a remarkable three-term premiership in which he moved from absolute political dominance of a prosperous Britain to fighting off open mockery about his closeness to President Bush.

Disney is set to begin "expensive" reshoots this summer for the reportedly troubled new Star Wars chapter, Rogue One.

A federal bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved Dish Network's $320 million purchase of Blockbuster, paving the way for the troubled retailer to exit Chapter 11 protection.