Sentence examples for centerpiece sections from inspiring English sources

A microtome with a cool cut and section transfer system was used to cut centerpiece sections with 5-µm thickness.

But the price he exacted from the court's liberal wing was language quoted in Tuesday's decision that seems likely to ensure the demise of the law's centerpiece, Section 5, which requires federal oversight of states with a history of discrimination.

The goal of the redesign is to make the puzzle itself the centerpiece of the section.

The project was organized in discrete sections; the centerpiece of each was a portrait of one person.

The design comprises three sizes with a nonbendable centerpiece and two bendable sections (proximal and distal).

Harper's each month runs a 10,000- to 20,000-word centerpiece in its Folio section.

The lawsuit explicitly wants the centerpiece of the Act, Section 5 dumped.

It fervently banks that it has the five votes on the court needed to strike down the centerpiece of the Act, Section 5.

Ms. Stewart's products were meant to be the centerpiece of a revamped home section at Penney stores that was part of the aggressive turnaround strategy being pursued by the former chief executive Ron Johnson, and Macy's sued both parties in the months after Penney announced it was investing $38.5 million in Martha Stewart products.

The statuesque centerpiece is a 15-foot section of copper-colored 4,500-year-old Scotch pine retrieved from a nearby bog.

The Met's Astor Court, which serves as the exhibition's de facto centerpiece, is modeled on a section of the city's Garden of the Master of the Fishing Nets, which dates from the Ming era (1368-1644).