Sentence examples for a section about a from inspiring English sources

Earlier last fall, I had come across an English-language Web site devoted to Japan Rail with a section about a train pass called the Seishun 18.

It's like he's hooked a jump-lead into a super ego-booster". So it goes on, with several references to the prospect of difficulties at St Peter's Gate, and as readily takes in a section about a malfunctioning lift as it does the linking of some fitful hoovering with a view of Nietzsche and a glance at Woody Guthrie.

And not all the same kind of novel either - there's a section about a labyrinth that you could imagine Borges writing, another about a lottery gone wrong that made me think of Vonnegut, and a strange, lovely account of childhood illness that had echoes of García Márquez.

So it goes on, with several references to the prospect of difficulties at St Peter's Gate, and as readily takes in a section about a malfunctioning lift as it does the linking of some fitful hoovering with a view of Nietzsche and a glance at Woody Guthrie.

But nowhere in the recently released White House "college scorecard" can I find a section about a school's worth in inspiring careers in public service, working for social justice, living simply, not exalting money as the only benchmark worth talking about.

Take a pair of sharp scissors and cut a section (about a third) from the middle of the tube.

In a section about losing a baby, a nurse says, "When they're that little, we burn them".

You could also demonstrate this by including a group activity in a section about your interests.

The Practical Traveler column last Sunday, about paying less for rental cars, misstated the relationship of Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group to Hertz and Advantage, in a section about Autoslash.com, a site that checks for lower rates and coupons.

So there's a section about worry.

A section about Citigroup is unbalanced, listing a welter of statistics designed to impress while giving no hint of its many self-inflicted wounds.