Examples of using A chapter in English and their translations into Czech
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A chapter entitled.
About closing a chapter.
Just a chapter or two.
My editor sent me a chapter.
They have a chapter here in town.
People also translate
I wasn't just closing a chapter, Ed.
That's a chapter heading, that one.
My editor sent me a chapter.- yeah.
There's a chapter on religious icons.
I would say it was more of a volume than a chapter.
Would this be a chapter in your book, Abigail?
A chapter from your proposal leaked to The Post's website.
Because each is a chapter in a bigger story.
A chapter ends for them, and a door opens for you.
I should like to open a chapter here on your North Side.
In Dawson's book, huh?Woulda made a hell of a chapter Hey.
It's not exactly a chapter of my life I'm proud of.
Runner sharpening, their angle and crown curve,that is a chapter for itself.
Did you know it has a chapter before chapter two?
They're from a chapter from his unfinished book on the psychology of mediumship.
They did consider giving me a chapter and verse number.
This is a chapter from a famous detective story by Jean Fandar.
I have a reference book with a chapter on facial anomalies.
I'm working on a chapter about a young Greek man named Achilleas.
So, I have been thinking about starting a chapter across the pond.
Each chapter is assigned a chapter number enabling you to locate the chapter you want.
It's a study on the Middle Kingdom,I will dedicate a chapter to your discovery.
In this humorous animation we can see a chapter of Pakeros wrapped in a very funny comedy based on the story of the Lord of the Rings.
And with a letter of support from Town Hall, I can cut through allthat silly red tape. I'm starting a chapter of the Innocence Project here in Riverdale.
In the USA, the list of occupational diseases has a chapter on reproductive diseases, including infertility, birth defects and spontaneous abortion.