Sentence examples for get to the section from inspiring English sources

Here's an excerpt from a post at Real Climate that asks, "So What's a Teacher to Do?": Imagine you're a middle-school science teacher, and you get to the section of the course where you're to talk about climate change.

If the extension north of town, called the Jefferson Parkway, is built and the belt thus closes in on both edges — a section already exists just to the south — then local streets, the critics say, could be overwhelmed by drivers creating a de facto belt by driving through Golden to get to the section of belt on the other side.

Scroll down until you get to the section "Users Under 13. " This is under the section "Spammers and Vandals".

Remember that once you carve a section, you won't be able to get to the section above it, so take it slow and think about what you want to do.

Scroll down until you get to the section entitled "Reviews" Tap a review, or if there are more reviews than just the top 4, click the button slightly under the top 4 labelled "(x) more Reviews" (where x designates how many additional reviews are present).

That said, it is still a book about economics, and many readers will find it hard going when they get to the sections on the Cobb-Douglas production function and the marginal productivity of capital.

When he got to the section on directors' stock holdings, "I stopped cold," Mr. Elson recalled.

So I never got to the section on grimoires, if there is one.

He pleased the auditorium when he got to the section criticising the "murky" world of high finance and setting out how he believes "capitalism kills competition".

It means when he gets to the section on torture, some genuinely shocking facts and insights are lost, weighed down by the overwhelming and unconvincing verbiage elsewhere.

Then I got to the section about Michael Gordon, The Times's chief military correspondent, and what he said on the "Charlie Rose" show.