Sentence examples for british sections from inspiring English sources

Dujardin and Valegro left nothing out there on the sand, exiting to rolling cheers from the British sections of the crowd.

While the British sections progress as a straightforward narrative, the scenes in Australia unfold in reverse, from adult life back to childhood.

The British sections too are much expanded, and Williams's work in editing Hudson's Bay Company records, as well as the journals of Middleton and Moor, can be detected in the richness of detail and nuances of character that he brings out, especially in describing their bungled winterings in Hudson Bay.

Are we just dealing with the British section of town?

Homans seldom puts a foot wrong over social class, so her British section is a perfect divertissement.

Dateacougar.com has a British section filled with profiles of men in their 20s and women in their 30s and 40s.

They became leading figures within the IMG, the British section of the Fourth International, one of the two main Trotskyist groups within the 1960s and 70s British left.

Marsh was for many years a member of the council of Justice, which acts as the British section of the International Commission of Jurists.

Grant Thomas, who now lives in New Zealand, came top in the British section of the annual competition which celebrates photography beneath the surface of the ocean, lakes and pools.

Brief chat with two jurors: M. George Salles, former Director of the Museums of France; and Morris Kestelman, president of the British section of the International Assoc. of Plastic Arts.

Jacques's abiding concern for human justice led to his membership of Amnesty International, and he was chairman of its British section from 1979 to 1981.