Sentence examples for sixth chapter from inspiring English sources
The phrase stays there, unexplained, until the sixth chapter, when, again in a present-tense section, Claudia lies in bed in wartime Egypt with Tom.
The earliest recorded event in his life is his call to prophecy as now found in the sixth chapter of the Book of Isaiah; this occurred about 742 bc.
If continuing on means that one student is on the sixth chapter of a novel while another is still working through Chapter 3 next week, so be it, one teacher said.
Over in the sixth chapter of "Our Lives, Our Fortunes and Our Sacred Honor," news of the alarm arrives in Philadelphia, as the last express rider in a 70-hour relay halts his weary horse at Carpenters' Hall, where delegates in the First Continental Congress had, one day earlier, begun their deliberations.
The other apocryphal writings, canonical only to Roman Catholicism, with an exception or two, include the Book of Baruch (a prophet) and the Letter of Jeremiah (often the sixth chapter of Baruch); the First and Second Books of Maccabees; several stories from Daniel, namely, the Song of the Three, Susanna, and Bel and the Dragon; and extensive portions of the Book of Esther.
The sixth chapter begins with a long and devastatingly brilliant paragraph describing the state of mind of a musical prodigy on the brink of joining Parker and so many others among the growing ranks of heroin users in the postwar years.
"And that's just the first chapter".
Would Mr. Chapman read the first chapter?
So this is the third chapter.
