Sentence examples for opened to chapter from inspiring English sources

By tethering the sculpture to a rock, LaBianca took a photograph, which shows Moby-Dick opened to Chapter 36, "The Quarter-Deck".

Ms. Stallings described a ceremony in which the ring box was a hollowed-out Potter book that opened to a chapter called "The Unbreakable Vow".

With one eye she watched her wares while the other was on the book she was reading, which she held open to Chapter 11: "What to Do When You Get Custody".

Sitting on his flimsy mattress as mice scamper by, he opens to the same chapter and mouths the words, over and over.

Crosbie opens to her favourite chapter of the dictionary: the Cs.

Open to the first chapter.

Open to all majors, the Tau Chapter, founded in 1940, accepts only 40 members from the senior and junior classes.

Finding the leading case on any particular claim is as simple as opening to the easily-located proper chapter.

Those with an interest in architecture and its connection with art should check out a new exhibition soon to open at Chapter in Cardiff, by Lothar Götz.

Ana had left it on the bedside table, open to this chapter, which Richard found boring and implausible.

But when Neo opened it to the chapter "On Nihilism," it turned out to be just a simulacrum of a book, hollowed out to hold computer disks.