Sentence examples for beginning of a chapter from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of a chapter called The First Day of the Edinburgh Festival, Welsh brutally paints a city of contrasts.

Opening the book at random on the subway yesterday, I landed on the beginning of a chapter concerning his postwar trip to Italy with friends; it begins with the phrase "Voglio morire!

At the beginning of a chapter on sexual inadequacy, we are told that it is problematic "to have both a body and a mind, for the former stands in almost monstrous contrast to the latter's dignity and intelligence".

The Mawangdui "A" manuscript contains in some places a dot or "period" that appears to signal the beginning of a chapter.

Thomson's bid for Reuters Group and News Corp.'s play for Dow Jones are the beginning of a chapter of M&A that, until now, has been a quiet, elaborate affair of mergers and roll-ups of the small players.

This is the last chapter of a long and troubled story and the beginning of a new chapter after decades of violence, years of talks, weeks of stalemate".

Taking a married name is considered a rite of passage that marks the beginning of a new chapter in life, but because of all this interconnectedness, it's near impossible to truly close past chapters the way it once was.

"This marks the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany".

This exercise is the beginning of a new chapter in military history: autonomous drone warfare.

I discovered instead that it was only the beginning of a new chapter.

"Today should mark the beginning of a new chapter for the countries of the western Balkans".