Sentence examples for this novel begins from inspiring English sources

"Angus awoke to a foul smell," this novel begins.

Though this novel begins sparely, it achieves a tragic complexity.

This novel begins on a sluggish August day in 1914, in the Loire region.

This novel begins irresistibly, with a bright pair of characters who embody London's literary establishment.

This novel begins with the random shooting of a Boston scientist.

Like "Pi," this novel begins with a framing story involving a Martel-like personage — this time a writer named Henry, who is famous for being the author of a prizewinning best seller featuring wild animals.

("It is always like this," the novel begins).

When the novel begins, this witch, Granny Weatherwax, is dying.

After this bravura performance, the novel begins to drift into more predictable territory.

This is how the novel begins: Both daughters-in-law were present when the old woman breathed her last.

This is where the novel begins, as Dogtown's inhabitants assemble for the funeral of Abraham Wharf, the settlement's oldest resident.