Sentence examples for a special section in from inspiring English sources

Deb Olin Unferth curates a special section in celebration of memoir-writing in Guernica.

Create a special section in the bleachers, maybe hire David Cone to rub sore elbows with them, stop by to say hello during the game.

Hilfiger and Fassel are friends, and Hilfiger asked Fassel if he might be interested in modeling some of the designer's clothes for a special section in the magazine.

Tuesday's preview of the women's tournament did not appear in a special section in the paper, but in three pages tucked inside the sports section.

VITALS, a special section in Details magazine dedicated to advising men on the art of shopping, will become a stand-alone publication in September 2004, adding to the sibling rivalry of two divisions of the Newhouse media empire.

"Those are their peak child care and work years, and they have competing demands," said Dr. Carr, an editor of a special section in the journal in which this study appeared, called "Stepfamilies in Later Life".

Entertainment Weekly also participated in a special section that ran in five magazines published by the Time Inc. division of Time Warner — Time, Entertainment Weekly, Fortune, People and Sports Illustrated — in their late March issues.

Unfortunately, because of their potential to mislead a broad audience, McCann's claims are presented in a special section on biodiversity in the eminent journal, Nature.

This year's Happy List will be announced in a special section of the newspaper in June, and all the chosen 100 Happy Listers will be invited to a celebratory reception hosted in their honour by luxury hotel group Grange Hotels (www.grangehotels.com) in central London this summer.

They have a special section for lesbians in there - it's called Mostly Men.

Speaking of the Native Americans, he said, "They get a special section to sit in plus they get access to the Round-Up grounds like the volunteers do".