Sentence examples for turn to Chapter from inspiring English sources

For storytelling verve, turn to chapter 10, "The Siege of the Round House".

We turn to Chapter 2, "Come to My House!" The topic of discussion is cohabitation.

I tend to just turn to chapter 4 of "Music Producing for Dummies"... you know the big yellow book series?

Now it's sounding like a choose-your-own-adventure deal – turn to chapter 285 to battle this ogre, and so on.

I'll Never Love AnoTheseConsole Like I Loved the PlayStation 3.

Turn to that chapter on Legendre's functions.

You just have to turn to the chapter on Israel (the "Promising Land") to be touched by the Dave Gorman spirit.

PICK up any of the stack of books about East Asia written before the region's current crisis and turn to the chapter on unemployment.

Kimball doesn't ice his fruitcake, but you can turn to another chapter for his dark brown sugar frosting, which would make any cake worth eating.

Asking them to turn to the chapter on baptism, he read out the text and explained, in a manner that seemed to me perfunctory, the scriptural basis for baptism.

BARCELONA, Spain — When schoolchildren turn to the chapter on Christopher Columbus's humble origins as the son of a weaver in Genoa, they are not generally told that he might instead have been born out of wedlock to a Portuguese prince.