Sentence examples for life section of the from inspiring English sources

I handed her a coffee and the Life section of the newspaper.

For further discussion, see the cultural life section of the article United Kingdom.

More floral-themed prints by Hokusai, along with his vivid ghost story illustrations, "100 Tales," can be found in the "Joy of Life" section of the show.

For the ninth edition of Encyclopædia Britannica (1875 89), he wrote the article "Acclimatisation" (adaptation) and the animal life section of the article "Distribution".

You may want to consult some of the graphic displays featured in the rest of the "Education Life" section of The New York Times on November 9, 2003 ( //www.nytimes.com/2003/11/09/edlife/1109WIT.html).

His feature column appears Sunday in the Life section of The Capital.

This compositional device gave a sweep to early colonial manuscripts, such as the daily-life section of the Codex Mendoza and the monthly-ritual section of the Codex Borbonicus that was commissioned by the Spanish authorities in the 1520s.

She writes a regular "Way of Life" column for the Healthy Living section of the Poughkeepsie Journal, has written for national magazines, and has a daily radio show on WKZE in the Mid-Hudson Valley called: "Time to Relax".

[C14.] Larry King Column Is Dropped Larry King's column, a regular feature in the "Life" section of USA Today, will end publication at the end of the month.

mike: i just read the life section of usa today.

Volkswagen, known for its distinctive advertising, keeps more than 20 commercials under the "VW Life" section of its Web site.