Examples of using A new chapter in English and their translations into Marathi
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A new chapter in life opened.
Thus began a new chapter in his life.
A new chapter in life opened.
Today begins a new chapter in our history.
A new chapter began that day.
Now we're starting a new chapter in our history.
Cut it off, remove it from your life and start a new chapter. .
This was a new chapter in my life.
This is the first visit of PM Modi to Maldives andmarks the beginning of a new chapter in Indo- Maldives relations.
You may start a new chapter in your love-life.
Our company has moved into a new factory that not only can expand the scale of production butalso means that our company has entered into a new chapter.
To open a new chapter, KAIST must exert such courage.
Kappad finds mention in history and geography texts as the gateway to the Malabar Coast. Here, 501 years ago on 27th May 1498, 170 men led by the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama(1460-1524)sailed in and stepped into Kerala to create a new chapter in history;
New chapter in our history.
Dear honorable guests,I thank you for being here today to mark the beginning of this new chapter at KAIST.
Even if you're starting a new topic, show a quick video or an interactive presentation summing up the previous topic so students can make out the connection between each chapter. .
Please read continues a chapter of the Old Testament(which is the first part of the Bible), and in the New Testament every day.
As the examples in this chapter show, these new forms of mass collaboration have already enabled scientists to make real progress on important problems.
The opportunity to join a local IFPUG Chapter, so that you can exchange ideas, share experiences, and learn about new techniques on an ongoing basis, in your local area.
For me, it was a whole new chapter.”.
New chapter in search for black gold.
The new chapter will become effective on 1 March 2015.
Four new chapters have just been formed.
The New Testament contains 260 chapters. .
This is an excerpt from the third chapter of Trip's new book, Rise.
On the first page of the second chapter there are many new words.