Sentence examples for back of the section from inspiring English sources

"He was sitting in the back of the section and playing so loudly that some of the brass players complained".

Shortly after, I moved to Boston, first to the back of the section, but seven years later I found myself in the first chair.

Liberating opinion from the back of the section allows for better packaging and presentation, but the pieces will be clearly labeled — more clearly than under the old Review".

As the first issue shows, part of the cover and a good deal of the inside was devoted to education news; the back of the section contained arts and fashion coverage.

While this may be true of its second section, times2, which carries relationship features, sex surveys, fashion and "me" columns, none of which does any service to the arts coverage at the back of the section, it is less so of the main section.

When I worked at Time, after at last escaping Miscellany I wrote for five years in a back-of-the-book section called Show Business.

You'd think so, paging through the new back-of-the-book entertainment section of Vanity Fair called Fanfair, which makes its second appearance in the April issue.

I'd heard it said around journalistic and good-government circles that the demise of the stand-alone metro section of the Times — it is now a New York section jammed into the back of the A section — emboldened the venal and corrupt, or even the merely political.

Using one hand to hold it straight up, gently touch your comb or brush to the back of this section of hair.

A giant, color picture of a celebrating USA star, Alex Morgan, filled the back page of the section.

Some of the Escapes content moved to the back of the Weekend section.