Sentence examples for working on a chapter from inspiring English sources

Currently he is working on a chapter about assisted reproduction technology regulations worldwide.

Eleanor is working on a chapter of a dissertation, and Ethan, a slacker who doesn't take anything seriously, is playing a video game.

"Who's directing the documentary?" I asked George, who was simultaneously rehearsing Tina, organizing the next three venues, working on a chapter of his book and trying to enforce his no-electronics rule on a redheaded girl from Time Magazine.

Tonight I'm working on a chapter where my character will confront something terrifying, and to get into the right mood for a scene like this, I do what I always do: I think back to the most chilling night of my life — the night my family came into close (too close) contact with a murderer.

Nate, I was told, was working on a chapter about global warming.

Afterwards, I sat down in a cafe to work on a chapter and re-read the introduction.

So on an airplane I might write a draft of an essay, or I might write a lot of materials for my courses, or I might work on a chapter, and do it by longhand.

Once the big ideas were identified, the curriculum was divided into chapters and individual or pairs of faculty members agreed to work on a chapter.

When Richard is not working on first chapters, he sporadically attends a meditation group where he is known as "the weeper," hangs out with one of his two ex-girlfriends, and shoplifts ramen noodles from his local Walgreens.

I don't really do drafts, but revise as I go along, working on several chapters at once.

Hura, who is working on a second chapter of his project, titled "Look It's Getting Sunny Outside!!!,"  about his mother's improvement in recent years, has often voiced skepticism about the role a photographer plays in creating an image, and concern over the medium's ability to mislead and deceive.