Sentence examples for the beginning of chapter from inspiring English sources

He returns at the beginning of chapter five, still being borne aloft in triumph by the Praetorian guards.

So what if he doesn't have a leading role in the convention he calls the beginning of "chapter four of the modern conservative movement".

"It would be nice to be seen as generous," he writes at the beginning of chapter 16, the "nice" hanging in the air, limp and ineffectual.

He read the beginning of chapter 61: "The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me...". and he said: "Today this scripture has been fulfilled".

Take this, from the beginning of chapter 25, a typical scene-setting opening: "The midday sun erased the shadows from the dock at Scutari and scattered drops of gold in the puddles left by nighttime rain.

(My favorite moment in the novel is at the beginning of Chapter Six, when he describes writing in the back of Mary Oliver's "New and Selected Poems: Volume One," "Mary Oliver is saving my life").

Which novelist introduced quotations at the beginning of chapters?

One of my favourite things about the book was the quotations from different characters that featured at the beginning of chapters.

These pages bristle with cocksure declarative sentences, many of which occur at the beginning of chapters, signaling what is to come with a clipped fanfare of ambiguous pronouncement.

Lines from poetry are often used at the beginning of chapters in some YA novels, many a time to hint at what is to come.

For example, at the beginning of the chapter of air pollution (Chapter 7) the reader is inundated with detailed descriptions and disturbing statistics on the morbidity and mortality resulting from exposure to air pollutants.