Sentence examples for turned chapter from inspiring English sources

He explains that "[i]n just a few scenes... [Bell is able to] juice up the slumping sophomore drama" and her "live-wire performance turned Chapter 5 into this season's strongest episode yet".

It was only last year that Kanube residents turned a chapter in its history which showed them that everyone had a right to exercise their vote- and that voting was an important part of establishing a democratic and peaceful society.

The page-turning chapter on Afghanistan that follows is sharply focused and analytically outstanding.

The measure of performance will be the probability of correct choices in discriminating the two patterns associated with the left and right turn (Chapter A: Discrimination tests, Fig. 2 5).

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

Rather, Mr Giles focuses on wealth inequality, to which Mr Piketty turns in Chapter 10 of his book.

"We're turning a chapter in the market, and I say this quite bullishly," Mr. Hlaing said.

Mr. Wurst said that turning the chapter around was not all that different from turning a company around.

But the first concrete step toward turning the chapter from last season's 12-win output could arrive only on the court.

"We need to turn that chapter, open up the mix, more variety, more than one artist and explore collaborations with BBC 6Music" he said, including live performances from music venues, such as London's Round House.

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