Sentence examples for got a section from inspiring English sources

I'm very glad that I got a section of new poems in it.

"He's not going to come out of here saying, 'You beauty, I got a section 32, I'm better,' because he's not better," Hadley said outside court.

Millennials understand it, so you've got a section from the bottom of the company and directions from the top and where these two meet is where you need to do most of your work.

She's got a section called "What's Love?," and sensible, even existential, answers ("Sometimes people just love each other"), along with a remarkably thoughtful discussion about love between men and men and between women and women.

Shahid Malik, Labour's candidate, said the Tory leaflet containing the remarks about homosexuals had gone out only in Muslim parts of the constituency, while white areas got a section about immigration.

They've got a section just for that as well.

Among various unanswered questions is why Trollope and Henry James get a section to themselves.

They lived in the shelter for nine months before getting a Section 8 apartment in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn.

He was pretending to be insane to get a Section 8 discharge.

Dichtung und Wahrheit ("An Unwritten Poem"), Auden's meditation on the meaning of love, gets a section to itself, which perhaps overemphasises its significance.

"You scrap the Saturday comic section aimed at children for money reasons and then this week we get a section, Foul Play, about football, just as the season ends," it read.