Peel and remove membranes from sections.
There were even a few boos from sections of the crowd as he walked on.
The second half of the film played to an angry accompaniment of shouts and catcalls from sections of the audience.
Bernhard accepts that the fragment is a cut-and-paste job made from sections of the authentic gospel of Thomas.
He said most MPs supported his plans, and that opposition had come only from "sections of the press".
The situation has triggered an angry response from sections of the Spanish media.
Linking the twin enemies of Israel and homosexuality provides a double whammy for Arab propagandists, as can be seen from sections of the Egyptian press.
Our legislation on civil partnerships had a distinctly non-melodic backdrop of carping from backbench Tories and hand-wringing from sections of the church.
Perhaps this would help counter the negativity towards social work from sections of the media determined to always blame, rather than understand.
"There is no public demand, other than from sections of the betting industry, for FOBTs to be legalised in Ireland," he wrote.
[ image: /photos/590953d0019dfc3494e9e53e]_"Starlight" is adapted from sections of your forthcoming book, "Mrs. Nixon: A Novelist Imagines a Life," which is not entirely fiction, not entirely fact.
