The A section of the Times, a paper not traditionally much concerned with California flora, gave the tree more than ten inches of space.
Indeed, a recent market report in Bricks & Mortar, a section of The Times, suggested that locations with royal connections are emerging from the recession more quickly than other places and even seeing increases in property prices.
Carlos picked up the A section of the Times and scanned the headlines: an update on the Iraqi constitution ("Boring"), a report on stem-cell research ("That clicks, because you got two sides, the religious and the non"), a feature about a troubled Bronx Medicaid clinic ("No way — it's health care, plus no one cares about the Bronx").
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.
In the Web's infancy, I was a reporter for CyberTimes, which at the time was a section of The New York Times on the Web.
Provide each pair with a section of The New York Times.
It spent over 1,000 hours of the instrument's valuable observing time examining a section of the firmament about nine times the size of a full moon.
"I would like to invite everyone to come along and walk with me for a section of the journey, and spend time in conversation and reflection".
She has failed a section of the licensing exam numerous times.
They were also less social, spending less time near a section of the tank with other fish and more time near an empty compartment.
