Sentence examples for in early pages from inspiring English sources

In early pages we meet Lillian Tetlow and Jack Kinney, young lovers on a beach who survived the tempest; the four Matoes children, who had the misfortune of taking the bus home from school and were drowned; and Catherine Moore and her family, who sailed out to sea on the only piece of their house that remained intact, the attic floor.

The first edition, published in 1881, covered 1,500 compounds in 2,200 pages.

It consisted of two quarto volumes, comprising 31 books in 1,086 pages.

Minutes were taken down by George in 4,000 pages of handwritten script, which she locked up after her husband died.

Yet in 2,000 pages of depositions, there have been few displays of compassion and fewer of outrage.

Detailed in 4,000 pages of fine print, the SILO was a deal that only a Wall Street contortionist could love.

Mr. Netanyahu, in 1,384 pages, offered evidence that most Jews in Spain had willingly become Catholics and were enthusiastic about their new religion.

One paragraph, buried in 3,000 pages of reports and published almost three years ago, has humbled the head of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

A recurring theme in 1,600 pages of transcripts released Wednesday is sweating the small stuff when the global economy was burning.

The law, in 2,319 pages, aims to do an awful lot.

Starting in 2016, pages will again be numbered so it will be easier to tell how many pages you have left.