Sentence examples for in book 3 from inspiring English sources

Then, in book 3, being enthralled by the absurdity of the scientists in Laputa, who, for example, tried to extract sunbeams from cucumbers.

In Book 3, the Persians come up against the Ethiopians, who (Herodotus has heard) are the tallest and most beautiful of all peoples.

The "Teichoscopia" ("Watching from the Wall"), in Book 3, set atop the walls of Troy, gives us glimpses of Troy's richly civilized society, one character's psychology, and the mechanics of the poem itself.

Marriage to Edward, Bella's vampire, was a dead certainty in Book 3, so the threat to their bliss turns out to be creepy and unexpected: someone she may love more,who could kill her and bring down condemnation from the deadly Volturi clan.

One night, after we'd traipsed around a ruin in the southwestern Peloponnese which is known as "Nestor's palace" — Nestor is an elderly comrade of Odysseus', whom Telemachus visits in Book 3, looking for news of his father — he turned to the group around the piano.

In Book 3 of his Histories, for example, Herodotus set out the case against democracy in terms remarkably similar to Zakaria's: "In a democracy, malpractices are bound to occur... corrupt dealings in government services lead... to close personal associations, the men responsible for them putting their heads together and mutually supporting one another.

In Book 2, assembled some 20 years later, Bach shuts the door and communes with himself.

In Book 8, we come upon the famous image where the Trojan campfires become constellations.

In Book 10, the Baudelaire siblings encounter much unpleasantness during journeys up and down mountains.

Book 1 recounts the aftermath of the war in heaven, which is described only later, in Book 6.

Characters who seemed so full of promise in Book 1 haven't advanced an inch by Book 13.