Sentence examples for in the first chapters from inspiring English sources
These basic safety measures are highlighted in the first chapters of the 'Safe Activism' booklet.
Steno is ubiquitous in the first chapters of books on historical geology because he is said to have demonstrated three important principles.
For some of us, Christmas reaches all the way back to those ancient shepherds in the first chapters of Luke, to that angelic announcement in the night.
Their meeting, in the first chapters of "Prussian Blue," signals one of those parallel adventures which run through so many of the Gunther novels, and involves a deadly chase through France that frames the story of their week in Berchtesgaden, seventeen years earlier, and interrupts it when you least expect it.
Farley's restricted view confines the reader to a field of vision infected by multifarious blemishes, starting with inklings of the stroke damage in the first chapters: "a bauble of light in the darkness", "little bursts of minute crystals, rotating in the air".
After sketching the origins of the modi significandi in the first chapters of his treatise, Thomas immediately considers a few objections: how can 'goddess [dea]' be signified with a feminine noun, which connotes passivity?
In the first chapter, he writes, "I got into law school because I am black.
IN THE first chapter of Russia's modern financial history, greed beat fear.
In the first chapter, we see Frank with his friend Kromer.
