Sentence examples for a section labelled from inspiring English sources

In the Cloisters garden, they stopped at a section labelled "Medieval Vegetables and Salads".

(There is a chart in the indictment with a section labelled "Cypriot entitites"—often a bad sign).

"You find not infrequently now that there will be a section, and it will have a fairly typical analysis, and then it will be followed by a section labelled 'What we don't know.' " There have been frequent reports of tension between the Defense Department and the C.I.A., particularly on the question of the links between Saddam and Al Qaeda.

Oddly enough, what follows from there is a section labelled "WaPo Highlights".

Scroll down the page until you see a section labelled Relationships.

There should be a section labelled 'Text services and input methods', with an option to click 'details'details

(Ordering food from a section labeled "dietary fiber", I suppose).

Her Wikipedia page still has a section labeled "2007 wrist injury claim".

It was posted on the authority's Web site only in a section labeled "air quality".

The exhibition opens with black tailoring, laced with white, in a section labeled "Dandy".

But the site does include a section labeled "What can you do?" with a link to Future Forests, a nonprofit British group that promotes limiting carbon-dioxide emissions.