Sentence examples for second section of the book from inspiring English sources

In the second section of the book, B & B are brought together.

"What are the limitations of sympathy?" Oliver writes in the torrent of interrogatives that stirringly end the second section of the book.

The second section of the book takes place in Lisbon 30 years later, in 1938 (the novel abandoned for the sake of Pi was to be about Lisbon in 1939).

Dr. Gawande personally faced his share of these skeptics, as he writes in the second section of the book, during his work with the World Health Organization bringing the checklist idea to hospitals around the world.

The second section of the book, which deals with herbal therapies, provides all the information about each herb in one place, including active ingredients, dose, special precautions, adverse effects and possible interactions.

In the second section of the book, "Pindarics after Cesare Pavese", you can relish each direction the word "sublimed" takes us in when he writes    "Yet lust's the ground of wedlock, even sublimed    like alcohol in a stew...".

The first section of the book is full of promise.

The first section of the book (chapters 1 24) contains prophecies against Judah and Jerusalem.

Tellingly, the first section of the book is the longest, detailing her childhood in 11 foster homes.

This first section of the book isn't about a president's fortunes; it's about Lloyd's.

The first section of the book is gnarled and fossilised the writing comes at great pressure but it's not in any traditional cast.