closing chapter

The closing chapter is a letter to his daughter, Camera.

In the closing chapters French seems, at last, to find his stride.

More recent events, some equally important, can only be summarized in the closing chapter.

Where Hadot truly takes flight is in his closing chapters.

They are presented in the three closing chapters - one in each volume.

A very high proportion of work in the field has closing chapters on policy-making implications.

Upon closing chapters in law, philosophy and chess, Silverman opened a new one as an author.

At this moment, he says in his closing chapter, "it is appropriate to be downright anti-American."

It was not finished at the time, and its closing chapter was not found until after his death.

Mr. Kennedy's closing chapter and his afterword explain what makes it so.

Each author takes an opening chapter to present his arguments and a closing chapter to respond to the other's points.

The closing chapters describe real locations in Rome and the Vatican.

Each chapter is devoted to an individual letter of the alphabet, except for the closing chapter.

It is also (not accidentally) near Canterbury, the traditional site of pilgrimage, which figures in the novel's closing chapters.

"It's a satisfying thing, as a journalist, to be able to put an additional chapter on a story, perhaps even the closing chapter."

Yes, that would be a fitting closing chapter."

But in the closing chapter, Holden says things that remind us of other aspects of his emotional problem.

"Sick" does not offer a prescription for our ailing health care system, but it does include a closing chapter on what to do.

In the closing chapter, set in the mid-21st century, the old man's boat passes over the school, now completely consumed by the rising sea.

In the closing chapters, one secret after another comes out in the testimonies of various people at a hearing into Dillon's death.

It also marks the closing chapter of an acrimonious corporate feud that began almost four years ago as a contracts dispute.

The closing chapter to ten thousand years of madness and greed is being written right here and now - in Nuremberg.

It is appropriate to be concerned, for that closing chapter of the war could increase the appetite for revenge and retribution.

The game had virtually no effect on 1983's pennant race, but was in many ways the closing chapter on a heated rivalry.

By now the Government, Patton suggests in his closing chapters, has most likely moved its captured aliens and secret operations elsewhere.