Sentence examples for a section at the back from inspiring English sources

"Evolving Science," a section at the back of the gallery, forms the exhibition's backbone.

The rally was held in an airport hangar, where the media were confined to a section at the back, with a low metal fence separating us from the crowd.

A section at the back called "The Little Green Book" compiles websites where readers can find products that are vintage, fair trade, recycled, organic, and/or vegetarian.

Crease open a section at the back.

An aisle in the middle of the store sells stuffed animals outfitted with military uniforms and dog tags, a special section at the back is stocked exclusively with military clothing, and a vintage tank stands at the edge of the parking lot behind a sign that reads "Keep off tank".

To do so brush your hair straight back and section off a section at the front of your hair from ear to ear.

Sunny Side Up is coming out in the summer - it's about Paris Fashion Week, so it's obviously set in Paris - but without ruining too much I can reveal that there's a secret section at the back, written from another character's perspective.

There's a private section at the back where you can sit, not worry about being recognised and get on with eating and drinking in private.' Khew 43 South Molton Street London W1 Tel: 020 7408 2236 History Khew was opened by restaurateur Drew Barwick and Mo Kahn in March this year.

In a short section at the back, he lists some pertinent websites, including Pentagram's amusing type-casting pop-psychology quiz replete with a Freudian host asking and assessing from a pastiche Zurich design studio.

Co-written by his sons Josh and Matthew, who play two of the lead characters, the film's battle and trench scenes were shot on a 10-acre section at the back of the family farm in rural Victoria.

In newspapers, the publisher or his surrogates would toss around lightning bolts in a walled off section at the back of the paper, and on television, some odd guy (usually the owner) whose tie was a little tight would come on at the end of the broadcast and make Olympian pronouncements on monetary policy or the importance of the coming school board elections.