Sentence examples for began a chapter from inspiring English sources
In addition to Texas, where Ms. Rorke began a chapter, Canter now has chapters for Illinois, Ohio, the Mid-Atlantic states and New England, with Iowa, Indiana and Pennsylvania "in the starting gate," Ms. Normile said.
Thus began a chapter of aviation history that would propel Friedrichshafen onto the world stage, make it a prominent target for Allied bombs during World War II and ultimately bequeath to the city a sizable foundation financed by the successor companies to Count von Zeppelin's original enterprise.
And so began a chapter known in Greek history as the "White Terror", as anyone suspected of helping ELAS during the Dekemvriana or even Nazi occupation was rounded up and sent to a gulag of camps established for their internment, torture, often murder – or else repentance, as under the Metaxas dictatorship.
"The message is, 'It's a Christian nation, and you need to recognize that.' " Soft-spoken and younger looking than his 23 years, Specialist Hall began a chapter of the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers at Camp Speicher, near Tikrit, to support others like him.
Mr. Vanderbilt begins a chapter by telling a story about the 710 freeway in Los Angeles.
She begins a chapter with something small and piquant, like the Houbara bustard, a bird found in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
"For a guy as prominent as Mitt is, his tastes are pretty plain," she begins a chapter titled Birthday Celebrations.
Similarly, many authors choose to include references or lines to poems as a way to begin a chapter or to move the story along.
Without it, I'd probably be 40,000 words further back, still agonising over whether or not to begin a chapter with dialogue or a monologue.
"In this year, 1915," begins a chapter halfway through Peter Ackroyd's concise, compelling new biography, "Chaplin became the most famous man in the world".
