Sentence examples for hand a section from inspiring English sources

Ahmad lost three fingers on one hand, a section of bone in his arm and his pancreas.

I have held Booth bits in my hand: a section of his bullet-shattered spine and a piece of his smoggy-yellow severed spinal cord.

Plans for a garden bridge over the Thames could be put in jeopardy after local councillors broke with their party leadership to demand renewed scrutiny of the decision to hand a section of the South Bank to a private trust.

Mr. Hendricks rubbed his hand over a section of foil to see how it was adhering.

Each year, I hand out a section of Abraham Heschel's seminal book, "The Prophets," in which he writes that the prophets brought the news that people didn't want to hear, the horrific news of the streets, of the poor, of the lost.

His defeat would more than compensate for the loss of North Belfast to the DUP.On the other hand, a considerable section of the UUP would react with less sangfroid to election setbacks.

Over time Anna absorbs whatever information makes sense to her. (Because he's younger, her brother adapts to the changes much more readily.) When a Chilean exile peels an orange and patiently explains to Anna that some people want the fruit all to themselves, while others believe in sharing it, and then hands her a section, she has a glimpse of insight.

The second iteration of the prototype looks almost like the base of a lightsaber in that it's cylindrical, fits comfortably in the palm of a hand, and has a section in the middle that looks like it could house a kyber crystal.

In Senegal residents' organisations last year blocked a deal that would have handed a prime section of property in the centre of the capital, Dakar, to Chinese developers.

Ways to use the audio: 1) listen to it when you don't have the opportunity to hold the book in your hands, 2) pick a section to play at your book club opening or closing, 3) if you've already read the book in print, layer on a second reading through listening.

The early draft that Scheiber got his hands on includes a section written by Romer that suggests a stimulus package of $1.8 trillion would raise economic growth and bring down unemployment more quickly than a smaller one.