Sentence examples for coming pages from inspiring English sources
With Eliasson's volume every opening holds a unique view ahead into the coming pages and behind through the previous ones.
On the coming pages, Buck profiles some of the most exciting talents working on what is now the art world's largest canvas.
And is it right to praise the opening sentence of "1984" ("It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking 13") as an example of narrative suspense, on the grounds that it "will not yet divulge" the fact that Winston Smith is, in the coming pages, doomed to be captured and brainwashed by Big Brother?
The paradoxes keep coming, page after page after page.
The surprises in the novel keep coming, page after quiet page.
He would tell Robin that he had to go to the bathroom when he felt the tears coming, Page reports.
The most revelatory moment in Bret Easton Ellis's debut novel, Less Than Zero, published 25 years ago, comes pages before the end.
Up came page after page about Down's syndrome.
Now comes "Page Eight," presented by "Masterpiece Contemporary" on PBS, Sunday night at 9. (Check local listings).
But then, in what turned out to be his final letter, came page 14, paragraph 3, and I was hurled once more into the Stygian night.
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