Kaddish is a sanctification of God's name and power, repeated by the cantor at various points in the daily prayers to denote the beginning or end of a section of the liturgy.
When he was a little older he nearly decapitated bicyclists by knotting the ends of a section of fishing wire to carpenter nails, stretching the filament across the footpath and hammering the nails into the trees about shoulder high.
When he reached the end of a section of the book, he called the airhostess, and sent it back to his secretary, who was travelling in the cheaper seats.
A glance at Lord Justice Leveson's report on press ethics shows this conclusion appears at the end of a section during which the judge discusses whether the police should allow reporters to accompany them on raids.
Once they had created enough brainy turbulence, Mr. Shorter stepped up, with just a few authoritative notes or long swirling lines, and, usually at the end of a section, a melody statement that arrived like a cry of pain or a benediction.
This comes at the end of a section titled Literary Realism – a dig at the one genre that doesn't know it's a genre – after which the book veers gleefully through hardboiled noir, SF, murder-mystery and romance, distorting each in turn.
The earlier Guodian texts are not divided into two parts, but in many places they employ a black square mark to indicate the end of a section.
However, it is important to realise that, in practice, a train may also be fed from both ends of a section (Ishikawa et al., 2007; private discussions in Ottawa, Canada, in 2010).
In the 1930s, dams were built at both ends of a section near Halberton, where persistent leakage could not be cured.
For instance, the proportion for Sonata III is 1, 1, 3¼, 3¼ (in whole notes), and a unit here is equal to 8½ bars (the end of a unit is marked with a double barline in the score, unless it coincides with the end of a section).
