Sentence examples for as one section from inspiring English sources

As soon as one section has blackened, turn the pepper, using tongs, to expose another section to the flame.

You could see the whole process of criminal justice as one section of the working class arresting another so that the middle class can argue about what to do with them.

Mr. Grasso said he was not impressed by parts of the draft report in which the commission credited the department with improvements, such as one section citing increased public confidence in the department's ability to resolve incidents of police misconduct.

The Bush team's basic argument, as expressed in the Supreme Court appeal filed on Wednesday, is that the Florida Supreme Court established new rules when it interpreted the state's election law to require that late-filed returns be counted rather than "ignored," as one section of the state law specified.

Presented as one section per block; four sections per case.

Furthermore, if the name of a topmost section consisted of two merged concepts, it was still annotated as one section heading.

Two workers there were exposed to anthrax, and the area where they worked -- city officials described it as just one section of one floor in a 12-story lab -- was shut down for decontamination.

Given that sensibility, it shouldn't come as a surprise when we see the men as well as the women in one section of Mr. Kylian's "Arcimboldo" don misshapen black tutus that look like wind-sprung umbrellas and slip in and out of these encumbrances to selections from Bach's noble suites for unaccompanied cello, waggling their tongues on the trills.

Thus, the chosen sample size as well as the fact that only one section per implanted site could be obtained was seen as a limitation.

Changing Places is the most formally experimental of the three books – parts of it are written as play text, one section is entirely composed of newspaper clippings – but all three share a postmodern playfulness, a generous dusting of literary reference.

During one section, as the commentary muses on the ancient routes of pilgrims we start to feel part of a whole history of walking and landscape.