Sentence examples for create a new section from inspiring English sources

She had Jon create a new section of Dooce, with a new and separate ad base, where she posted her hate mail and invited readers to scroll through.

It was able to persuade Yahoo to create a new section on the page called "hot devices" in which it could feature its latest phones.

Reformers hope that proposals to create a new section within the RCC in charge of corporate restructuring might speed up the disposal of bad loans: it should allow bulk sales and the securitisation of bad loans and property collateral.

Earlier this year the NUS passed a policy to create a new section of the organisation for student parents and carers, and Amoah is hopeful that this will lead to two part-time NUS representatives, with their own committees and campaigns.

This will create a new section.

The Los Angeles Times is creating a new section devoted to race, immigration and multiculturalism in company with Jose Antonio Vargas, a journalist who is also an undocumented immigrant.

And this year's extensive redesign of the paper -- which increased the paper's capacity to print lucrative full-page color advertisements and created a new section, Personal Journal -- has not yet produced the hoped-for new revenue.

At Michigan, admissions officers created a new section of the university's application where high school students can say how much money their parents make and whether any of their grandparents went to college.

Yesterday word began to emerge that Apple had created a new section in the app store: Catalogs, where it has slowly started to funnel apps that would have previously been in other categories like Lifestyle.

It said the attackers had created an "orphan folder" on the computers and then uploaded hundreds of offending images to it - effectively creating a new section on the retailer's website which was not linked to any of its other pages.

Once up-and-running, Pinvolve creates a new section on your Facebook page which presents all your photo posts in a Pinterest-like fashion – that is, in the typical image pinboard style that's now associated with the popular social networking service.