Sentence examples for start of book from inspiring English sources

The start of Book I is lost; its surviving section begins with a panegyric of Rome and continues for 644 lines.

Three of its six books begin with eulogies of the man whose discoveries are such that he ought to be regarded as a god, according to the start of book five, and is, in book six, the single greatest thing that Athens ever produced.

One of the most famous passages in the Iliad comes at the start of Book 18, when Achilles learns that his beloved companion Patroclus has been killed by Hector, stripped of his armour (the very armour Achilles lent him before he sent him off to battle) and that Trojans and Achaeans are now fighting over his naked corpse.

With the exception of these first three (see section 4.4), Hume's rules of reasoning have a strong resemblance to Newton's four "Rules for the Study of Natural Philosophy" outlined at the start of Book 3 of the Principia (third edition).

The book overflows with characters, and Emery wisely provides a dramatis personae at the start of the book.

Another plus of this book is the gorgeous cover art and the family tree illustration at the start of the book.

I sent the start of the book to Steve.

The start of the book is more somber.

Which will be dropped at the start of the book.

Consider Kushner's vivid descriptions, near the start of the book, of racing and motorcycling.

Nabokov kills Charlotte, ignobly and in an instant, and very near the start of the book.