Sentence examples for end of book from inspiring English sources
At the end of Book II, Lucius breaks free from his past and his biographical project.
WHEN book-buying on the Internet took off, it seemed as if it would spell the end of book clubs.
The first comes at the end of Book IV, where he argues that justice is a kind of health.
The poet may have died at this point, or the end of Book VIII may have been lost in the course of the epic's transmission.
I think there's a related sense of loss that attends the otherwise triumphant conclusion of the theological doctrine that Michael presents at the end of Book Twelve.
It's at the end of Book two that Milton seems to complete this process, this process of a trashing of his literary predecessors.
On her website, Rowling wrote: "I've got enough story for seven books and I never planned to carry the story beyond the end of book seven.
This makes of the back end of book feel oddly truncated – as if Tallack is racing to get back to Shetland.
So now I've just got that classic end-of-book sadness.
Though she and her mother have grown closer, and she has come to better understand her and to admire her strength, "she has been less than thrilled to be featured in her daughter's memoir," Ms. Hafner writes in her end-of-book acknowledgments, admitting that she's had to change several people's names, including her mother's.
