Sentence examples for chapter of the first from inspiring English sources

And then she read the first pages of the first chapter of the first book in the series, "Little House in the Big Woods".

(The nineteenth chapter of the first book, titled "Miss Zarves," reads, "There is no Miss Zarves. There is no nineteenth story. Sorry").

Its principal source in the New Testament was the description in the third chapter of the First Letter of Peter (verses 18 20) of Christ's preaching to the spirits in prison.

In the British versions, each chapter of the first two books begins with a pictorial emblem, drawn by the author, while each chapter of "The Amber Spyglass" has a framed quotation lettered to look like an incised inscription.

In recent years, a rabble of academics, led by Ehsan Yarshater, the founder of Encyclopaedia Iranica and the director of the Center for Iranian Studies at Columbia University, have been steadily compiling a mammoth twenty-volume survey of Persian literature.* An entire chapter of the first volume, published in 2008, elaborates on common poetic images.

If you are an O'Brian fan — and no sooner do most people embark on the first chapter of the first novel, in which Jack gets his first command, than they feel the rare gust of fanaticism — you will drive yourself nuts trying to note and lament the losses incurred between page and screen, but it will be mostly wasted effort.

Write a paragraph as part of a chapter on the first decade of the 21st century.

Ms. Rowling, right, has alreadysaid that the final chapter of the seventh book waswritten long ago.

I am determined to finish the last chapter of the third volume of my poor neglected social history of dogs.

In the first chapter of The Second Sex Beauvoir reviews the data of biology.

In the second chapter of The Second Treatise Locke describes the state in which there is no government with real political power.