I was just working on the Opening chapters of my new book.

The scene can be found in the opening chapter of the book.

The opening chapter does a good job of setting everything up.

A good opening chapter, after which everything goes to pieces.

She'd send the first book in, and the opening chapters of the second.

"There is no middle way for Americans," they write in the opening chapter.

But it was just the opening chapter in an extraordinary story.

These are just some of the requirements for opening chapter 23.

Reading the opening chapter, no one would think it was the work of a first novelist in his 20's.

"Things can't go on as they have been," he writes in the opening chapter.

This opening chapter is a prologue to the main story.

Places and names you already know from the opening chapter are mentioned again, but this time in a new context.

For example, the action in this opening chapter of Ethan's story takes only seconds to complete.

The opening chapter gives an in-depth and simple to understand account of all you need to know before taking to the water.

At the same time I find it only too easy to write opening chapters - and for the moment the story is not unfolding.

He waited before saying, "Look toward the end of the opening chapters.

What the opening chapter did was to provide largely descriptive material of the society with which we are concerned.

These were reworked into the opening chapters of the novel.

At this point the first version of the opening chapter breaks off, unfinished.

The opening chapters introduced his viewpoint character, an English journalist.

There's something very special about the opening chapter of John's Gospel.

That an angel appears again at the end of the story links it back to the opening chapters.

Alas, the book's morbidity doesn't stop with that opening chapter.

They recited the opening chapter of the Koran, and it was done.

"I am sure you will derive some instruction from the opening chapters.