Sentence examples for a section set from inspiring English sources

The family lived in a part of Richmond called Jackson Ward, a section set aside for blacks.

A section set in 1859 effectively sets its hook and then speeds quickly through enough drama for a full novel.

This is written out on neatly lined paper for a section set in "Metamora," a town in Indiana whose name Wallace could not resist, for obvious reasons.

The downstairs has been transformed into a bistrot and bar, with a section set aside for a mini museum dedicated to Chinese medicine, while a Chinese pharmacist has set up shop, ensuring that the heritage of the building continues.

The Hot Book catalog, for women, has a section set at Rockefeller Center in New York City that imagines a day in the life of a network executive — "a very glamorized version," Mr. Farish joked.

A small suggestion of her dancerly gifts came with a brief section, set to a song in Arabic, of languorous curling movements that might have been based on the shapes made by the tangle of string beside her.

Later there was "Sweet Georgia Brown," with a verse section set over a literal funk groove.

In a second section — set to mandolin music by the contemporary Japanese composer Jo Kondo, inspired by Gaultier but spikier — the pressure discharges more freely.

Skibell depicts fin-de-siècle Vienna with energy, but his prose can be labored, and a final section set in the Warsaw ghetto resolves the plot's supernatural elements at the expense of a more fundamental coherence.

The division is split into three sections, with an administrative section set aside for review and oversight.

There's a slack, meandering section set in a Hackney squat.