Sentence examples for a department called from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, February 19 , 1949P. 21 A recent issue of Time, in a department called "A.

It's that elbow of northwest France that sticks out into the Atlantic and finishes with a department called Finistere — the end of the earth.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 19 , 1949P. 21 A recent issue of Time, in a department called "A.

It is a crucial part of Google's inner sanctum, a department called "search quality" that the company treats like a state secret.

I always look for a department called "Realty Transfers" and go through the entries in it, such as "Asberry Pittman Ivey et als to Macduff Griffin Bullock et ux, Fairmont, 26.9 acres".

At last, with both sets of initials intact, the piece went to a department called Makeup, whose personnel could have worked as floral arrangers, because Time in those days, unlike its rival Newsweek, never assigned a given length but waited for the finished story before fitting it into the magazine.

Air EMS are operated by a different department called the Air Wing, creating a gap in coordination with land services.

The village still boasts a German deli, German bakery and a fire department called the Breslau Engine Company No.1, but the area is rapidly losing its Teutonic flavor.

We have a special department called special services.

The contracts are arranged by a Ministry of Justice department called Prison Industries.

He closes his piece by suggesting that Vogue run a supplementary department called "This Is What They Are Saying".