Sentence examples for from his section from inspiring English sources

Gulbis should be considered something of a favorite to reach the quarterfinal from his section, but if Verdasco can show glimpses of vintage shot-making, he could frustrate Gulbis into a possible collapse.

The war interrupted & he was sent to England where he spent most of his time with Scots from his section of Nova Scotia and he was trained as a bagpiper.

His days working in a steel mill on East 116th Street in Manhattan have become a blur, he said, but he still recalls watching from his section in the right field stands when the fans swarmed the field when Chris Chambliss hit the home run that won the 1976 pennant.

Like Star Trek's holodeck, it isn't entirely reliable: a few pages on, the prince is accidentally zapped to the Precambrian section of the museum, and later, Darwin escapes from his section.

From November 1959 to March 1960, his section worked intensely to develop a program reducing the entire structure of the ADC with the purpose of generating $6.5 billion for classified funding to develop the SR-71 Blackbird.

How would we respond to a cover that announced "The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, Jason Kaufman, Heidi Lange, Bill Thomas and Steve Rubin" (to enumerate only the first four individuals from his Acknowledgments section)?

Attempting to reinforce his threatened right flank, O'Halloran ordered the M60 machine-gun from his reserve section forward to support Jones while the wounded were recovered, however both the machine-gunner and his offsider were killed attempting to move forward.

"Big Time" from 2000's "The Dropper" set the night's tone with Medeski's organ chewing into a deep funk groove from his rhythm section, and "Bone Digger" slinked out from a warped keyboard glide from Medeski into a fuzz guitar melody from Wood's Hofner bass.

A Cuban diplomat with a notoriously bad sense of direction tells the story of once traveling away from his interests section in Washington when he thought he was headed toward it, and not realizing the mistake until he nearly reached New Jersey.

Tavo Lizarraga was in fast-break mode for the full 40 minutes, his running commentary peppered with exhortations for his son and the other Northridge players that prompted a few bemused stares from spectators in his section.

I read part of a long excerpt from his blog (sections of which are spaced throughout the book) that helps us understand his sense-making process, and have to put the book down to cry.