Sentence examples for opening of a chapter from inspiring English sources

The French recently blocked the opening of a chapter in Turkey's negotiations with the EU on the ground that it was relevant only to full membership, not some form of looser association.

I scribbled "sigh" in the margin next to the opening of a chapter on the Beatles Germann apprenticeship, an opening with all the snap of an Encyclopaedia Britannica entry: "As for the setting of this metamorphosis, Hamburg in 1960 was the great commercial and maritime center of the German Federal Republic, a prosperous metropolis of just under two million people...."....

History moved on, and so did language, with an urge to make it more open and accessible to all with the opening of a new chapter that described "a table alphabeticall conteyning and teaching the true writing, and understanding of hard vsuall English words".

"I had no clue that my parents were unhappy with each other until I was sweeping up cornichons and hard salami and radishes off the kitchen floor" is the opening line of a chapter chronicling her parents' breakup.

"The end of the conflict will mean the opening of a new chapter of our history.

Egged on by Germany's Angela Merkel, whose party is against Turkish membership, EU leaders had threatened to block the opening of a new "chapter"—a move that would have ended a three-year freeze.

This week the opening of a new chapter in Turkey's desultory negotiations to join the EU was delayed until the autumn, because of German criticism of Turkey's crackdown on protesters.

The first visit to Vietnam by an American president since the end of the war 25 years ago was billed by both sides as the opening of a new chapter in relations.

History will record that things worked out differently, and the Olympics were an astounding success and maybe the opening of a new chapter of healthy self-regard for this country.

This March 1981 cable from the embassy in Buenos Aires described a visit by Roberto E. Viola, the regime's newly appointed president, to Washington: The visit is generally recognized as the opening of a new chapter in U.S.-Argentine relations.

The advance sentry for the post-'60s generation, Obama is the first Northern Democrat to win the presidency since 1960, the first whose very election seems to mark the opening of a new chapter in the culture.