Sentence examples for the very first chapters from inspiring English sources
It also means that Lytton springs to life from the very first chapters, which concentrate on the relationships with his ghastly mother and peculiar wife.
It was the Dutch, nearly a century later, starting in 1598, who wrote the very first chapters, introducing sugar cane, importing the first slaves, and giving the island the name by which we know it today, Mauritius, after a wealthy shareholder of the Dutch East India Company.
That's the very first chapter in the dummies' guide to terrorism.
From the very first chapter, he is teasing and tormenting poor, stupid Mrs Bennet.
From the very first chapter, it is clear that Shadows on the Moon is no predictable book.
"The people of Iowa have spoken, and they have written the very first chapter in this long campaign," she said, not elaborating on her plans.
Shot in the head in the very first chapter, Banger is promptly reincarnated as a pheasant, at which point he discovers just how dumb the birds really are.
When political violence erupts in the very first chapter, as a group of armed Nepalese nationalists invade the hilltop home of a retired judge, it is teatime.
And then it surprised me from the very first chapter: it was swift, witty and satirical, with a fine eye for English manners and English snobbery.
The very first chapter was pretty eye opening as one of the main characters, after dispersing her late husband's ashes from a plane window, proceeds to give the pilot oral sex (while flying, of course!).
In the very first chapter of his book, recounting a less than fulfilling (although still prolific) year with Barcelona, he accuses the club's head coach, Pep Guardiola, widely regarded as the most gifted tactician of his era, of cowardice.
