Sentence examples for at the start of the chapter from inspiring English sources
Sometimes this technique is revelatory: at the start of the chapter delineating Mary's friendship with Ann Donnellan, Ms Peacock describes the portrait of a pair of Canada lilies as having the "lanky feel of two tall, talky girls"; instantly the young women spring to life.
You'll have plenty more chances to see it in your grandchildren's history books, right at the start of the chapter where everything goes wrong because a Dulwich College graduate and a billionaire with a literal golden door managed to convince everyone that they were men of the people.
On other occasions, he ends a chapter midsentence, in one character's mind, only to pick up that same sentence at the start of the next chapter, but from another person's point of view, somewhere else, in another time.
A passage at the start of the Origin's chapter on classification, Chapter 13, confirms this.
It really ends one chapter and commences the start of the final chapter of the entire series".
Watching him feels like the start of the next chapter.
Assuming the chapter is set in September at the start of the school year, Harry Potter would be 37 in the epilogue.
Way back in 2007, at the start of the crisis, he introduced a bill to allow primary residences to be eligible for restructuring under Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
The chapter was formed to plan and build a war memorial in Bikernieki forest to commemorate the Jews deported and killed at the start of the 1940s.
In a novel-length work, a good time to switch perspective is at the start of a new chapter or at a chapter break.
