Sentence examples for women chapter from inspiring English sources

For instance, in the "Women" chapter, van Driels briefly addresses the question of contemporary masculinity, in a subsection called "The twenty-first century".

"I learn a lot," Jennifer Moyen-Logan, a Dining for Women Chapter leader, told the MSNBC.com.

She serves on the Board of Directors of Dining for Women and started the first New Jersey Dining for Women chapter in Weehawken, New Jersey where she lives.

Melina Olmo, president of the National Conference of the Puerto Rican Women chapter in Washington, D.C., hasn't spoken to her 70-year-old mother and 43-year-old sister in Utuado, Puerto Rico, since Sept. 19 at 9 21 p.m. ― just before the Category 4 storm slammed into the island.

The prevalence of obesity was shown to increase steadily with age and to be higher among men than women (please also refer to the "Physical Activity and Obesity in Canadian Women" chapter of this report).

Smoking rates tend to be higher in Quebec and the Atlantic provinces than in other Canadian provinces (please also refer to the "Sex And Gender Differences in Smoking and Self Reported Indicators of Health in Canadian Women" chapter of this report).

Educated Woman, Chapter 52: What, Me Write?

Educated Woman, Chapter 52: What, Me Write?, by Micella Phoenix DeWhyse, 23 June 2006.

As a lowly 4th-year graduate student (See Educated Woman: Chapter 31), might I offer a few comments?

(Subjection of Women, Chapter I, p. 272) The argument for freeing people from the tyranny of custom applies here also.

B'nai B'rith, (Hebrew: "Sons of the Covenant"), oldest and largest Jewish service organization in the world, with men's lodges, women's chapters, and youth chapters in countries all over the world.