Sentence examples for chapter of this book from inspiring English sources

The first chapter of this book is her account of her disastrous homecoming last October.

Indeed, Bennington is the setting for only the first chapter of this book.

"The first chapter of this book cuts spending by $39 billion over the next five years," Mr. Conrad said.

In the US, the Benghazi chapter of this book is the one that has been most eagerly awaited.

Go to class, take notes, talk to the professors, be proactive, answer the questions at the end of every chapter of this book.

Her obvious passion for Venice comes through in them, as it does in every chapter of this book -- a love song to the city and its splendors.

That same sense of hurtling towards a longed-for ending pervades the final chapters of this book.

One wishes after a few clogged chapters of this book that the word "hermeneutic" had never been coined.

"The opening chapters of this book examine something that never occurred but was widely believed to have existed – the late 20th century desertification crisis in the Sahel," begins the book.

Each of the chapters of this book shows the duo pretending to be a different set of heroes – in one they're even Poirot and Hastings.

Above all, his descriptions of the regime's early criminality provide him with the setting for the violence that makes up the central chapters of this book.