Sentence examples for beginning of this book from inspiring English sources

"There is an excitement right from the beginning of this book," he said.

As Tapscott relates at the beginning of this book, people aged between 11 and 31 have tended to be looked down upon by their elders (in other words, would-be employers) as ignorant, easily distracted, self-obsessed and work-shy – among many other none-too-complimentary things.

At the beginning of this book from Barbara Vine (a pen name of the British crime novelist Ruth Rendell) Ivor Tesham, a rising Conservative member of Parliament, sets up a special birthday surprise for Hebe Furnal, the married woman with whom he is having an affair: She will be abducted, bound and gagged, thrown into a car and then brought to him.

As we have seen at the beginning of this book, the design of SMALLTALK, and therefore of SQUEAK too, was influenced by the language Logo.

To paraphrase my take on Kanwar's view of the market, we are still at the beginning of this book and nowhere near the last chapter.

Besides, I don't have time to go back to the beginning of this book and rewrite everything.

"In its own way," Cortázar writes alongside the "Table of Instructions" at the beginning of Hopscotch, "this book consists of many books".

For some pages, at the beginning of the book, this compulsion is unknown, unnamed, so we can only guess at the full extent of its strangeness.

At the beginning of this fine book, Tom Bissell asks the obvious question: "More than 30,000 books on Vietnam are currently in print.

He tells us at the beginning of the book ("to some, this may be a provocative stance") that his focus will be on the writers: "the dramatist," he says, "is the key creative figure in theatre... and it is predominantly... through the work of dramatists that one is able to trace the fluctuations of postwar British society".

"I bit into this and I could see the world and I knew that this was the beginning of the book, right here.