Sentence examples for its first section from inspiring English sources

The book is dedicated to "the huts of the Manor Garden Allotments" (bulldozed to make way for the Olympic Park), its first section is entitled "Lostland", and it stands in one sense as a dark wunderkammer, memorialising the vanished and abolished of Stratford and Hackney.

In 1858, Riverview Cemetery incorporated and bought the Quaker gravesite as its first section.

The most effective poems in A Woman Without a Country are those of its first section, "Song and Error".

Its first section is devoted to the top 10 restaurants in the city, anointed by mutual agreement of all three writers.

The High Line, elevated park and promenade built on an abandoned freight rail line on the West Side of Manhattan, New York, U.S. Its first section opened in 2009.

The whole point of the law, as stated in its first section, was "to make attrition through enforcement the public policy of all state and local government agencies in Arizona" — in other words, curtailing the rights of the undocumented in order to drive them out of Arizona.

Less a novel than an interconnected set of stories that follow Alex roughly chronologically from the age of 6 into his mid-20's, "The Sleep-Over Artist" is bumpy going in its first sections.

He completed the last additions to the text in November 1927, as its first sections were already in print.

The gist of it is found in the three sets of chapters of its second section, which give an overview of the 10 major tenets: "exaltation of the virtuous," "identification with the superior," "undifferentiated love," "condemnation of offensive war," "economy of expenditures," "simplicity in funerals," "will of heaven," "on ghosts," "denunciation of music as a wasteful activity," and "antifatalism".

Rescue awaits and the film proceeds to its third section.

This innovative anthology also brings into view a selection of poems from the early modern period, its third section.