Sentence examples for a good section on from inspiring English sources
britishcycling.org - British Cycling has a good section on getting involved with mountain biking.
There are also various unofficial sites, including Forza Juve, which has a good section on their Champions Leaguee group, with line-ups and links to related sites.
The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum is undergoing redevelopment but it contains a good section on the city's history and industries, with plenty of stuff to keep children amused.
But EU leaders, say the paper's authors, Nick Witney and Jeremy Shapiro, have not yet come to grips with the idea of a "post-American Europe": ie, a Europe which, among other things, can no longer outsource its security to America.It contains a good section on Afghanistan.
The lives of modern women fare better, particularly in a good section on the huge and growing problem of antidepressants; 15 million women in the US are on mood-stabilising drugs, a common side effect of which is reduced sex drive.
Flex Your Rights has a good section on identification.
Bayern players have dismissed the idea that the final being at home puts more pressure on them, but a good section of the crowd will certainly get restless if Chelsea are standing strong.
Plus there's a very good section on what to put in your compost bin and what to leave out.
It has a particularly good section on the birth of Dairy Milk, but this classic trouper took second place in the voting to a more modern Cadbury's favourite, the Twirl.
Musicals, ever the poor relation, were described by Brecht as "the authentic expression of all that is American" (he didn't mean it as a compliment), and there are good sections on Tin Pan Alley and the role played by Broadway in assimilating immigrant songwriters, the best-known example being Irving Berlin and his "White Christmas".
Rather than just dealing with the management of emergencies, each chapter covers the physiology and pathology underlying these acute presentations and there are particularly good sections on the neuroanatomy and pathophysiology of pain.
