Sentence examples for chapter we see from inspiring English sources
In the first chapter, we see Frank with his friend Kromer.
In the opening chapter we see the girls and their mother hiding in the bathtub, as their father makes mysterious pounding noises elsewhere in the house.
In this new chapter, we see a new toy come into the mix ― Forky, voiced by Tony Hale, aptly named because he's in fact a fork.
When they eventually got married, she was fourteen and my grandfather was forty". In this chapter, we see how a proper husband should treat his wives (for example, "Good husbands were diplomatic. They abided by the Qur'an and gave the impression of treating all their women equally...The husband alternated nights in the bedrooms, spending Friday nights exclusively with their first wives".).
In the first chapter we see the three friends walking together and whenever the "camera" pulls out to show the three of them walking together they're in the same position each time, all with their right foot forward, Seth's cigarette hand held up.
In alternating chapters, we see Yosef and Mariam, Jonas and Angela, as couples bearing baggage, literally and metaphorically.
In his opening chapters we see the Dutch of New Amsterdam, in this as in so many things, establishing an abysmal pattern for the city's future.
In the war chapters we see him escape, only to be recaptured, to fall in love, only to watch another lover die, to emerge (a little too sane perhaps) from months in the obliterating dankness of solitary confinement, only to be rewarded with the unhinging sight of nuclear catastrophe in Hiroshima.
Joaker shared: And here's Jantar's study of a handful of books by size and height, which they unveiled to us in chapters: We saw an interesting discussion about Sherlock Holmes plots and how they compare in books and screen adaptations, which we will follow up soon on the Books blog.
At the opening of Chapter 2, we see the boy, now fifteen years old, home on vacation from his military school.
This sets the stage for future chapters, where we see how strategic intuition applies the same mental mechanism as expert intuition, but more slowly, more consciously, and in new situations where past expertise is not enough.
