Sentence examples for extended sections from inspiring English sources

There is a long article he wrote as a young reporter about a shipwreck, reprinted verbatim; extended sections on Ulysses S Grant, which read more like a projected Grant biography than a Twain autobiography; pages minutely describing the Villa di Quarto in Florence, and so on.

Transition region loops or extended sections of loops, 50 200 Mm long, appear and disappear in intervals as short as 11 minutes, the observing cadence.

KHF conceived the overall organization of the manuscript, added extended sections of text and did the final editing.

The author's prowess as a rapper comes across in extended sections of punchy free verse.

He also includes not one, but two extended sections about fabulous Super Bowl parties he attended.

The two extended sections devoted to his years in China and in Israel have their interest, of course, as his evolving awareness prepares him for a future as a writer.

Locke's book has an extended section about eavesdropping across species lines.

By the final extended section of the piece, the piano and the orchestra have somewhat assimilated each other's content.

There's one extended section on how "children are garbage", which is a hackneyed shock-standup premise, and another on abortions.

The extended section showing Pocahontas's visit to England offers her a New World all her own, one no less entrancing to her than Captain Smith's Virginia.

Where Congress determined it has not, it extended Section 5. STEPHEN F. GOLD Philadelphia, Feb. 28, 2013 The writer is a civil rights and public interest lawyer.