This semester he is teaching five sections of the politics class, which is a general education requirement.
In the days before his death, Bolaño asked his editor to publish the five sections of "2666" individually, in order to secure a sizable inheritance for his children.
Now, your Gmail is broken up into as many as five sections of your choice: Primary, Social, Promotions, Updates, and Forums.
There will be five sections of interpreters; four interpreters in each section, with each section handling one of the five languages, English, French, Russian, Spanish and Chinese.
Islay is the renowned Scotch-making island off the western coast of Scotland, and its name is set in golden letters above one of the five sections of the bar's dark wooden shelves.
If his "Bright Mass With Canons" (2005) seems staid, for him, it is thoroughly practical: Composed for this choir, it treats the five sections of the Mass reverently, painting the traditional texts with an evocative chromaticism and the appealing rhythmic energy that canonic writing invariably yields.
His "Eyes in the Sky," set to a minimalist score by the French composer René Aubry, offered five sections of sweeping movement of wheeling high legs, crumpled lifts and odd, staggering walks, mostly performed in unison and evoking the forced intimacy of crowded societies.
"Ideal music," the Japanese composer Toshio Hosokawa once noted, "is like the sound of nature" – a pertinent position from which to regard this work, commissioned by recorder virtuoso Jeremias Schwarzer, in which five sections of Hosokawa's Singing Garden in Venice are separated by appropriate Vivaldi concertos.
