A section of his notes read: "Transformed week before publication to make it sexier.
I had Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin' " album with me, and I pointed out to him a section of his notes on the cover in which he spoke of how he had always been running when he was a boy — running away from Hibbing and from his parents.
You should have a section of your notes dedicated specifically to homework, to make it easy-to-find and convenient.
But tacked to the end of the modest score is a dense section of notes, more than 200 of them, laying out exactly how the composer and the original director, Colin Graham, wanted their highly stylized, Noh-inspired work to go — moment by moment, costume by costume, gesture by gesture.
I have a section of my Blackberry notes that serves as a personal dream library, and I fill it in on my morning commute.
Designate a section of each classes' notebook to notes, and keep them separate from the rest of your work and papers.
On a more openly party political note, a section of the document titled Key Lines to Take, urges Labour MPs to say the confusion is the fault of the Conservatives.
On Monday evening, Nicolle Devenish, the spokeswoman for the Bush campaign, noted a section of the Times report indicating that American troops, on the way to Baghdad in April 2003, stopped at the Al Qaqaa complex and saw no evidence of high explosives.
A friend of mine recently gave me a book and marked a section of which to take particular note -- one that had to do with men and women perceiving situations and signals differently, (especially when it has to do with sex).
