Sentence examples for longer section from inspiring English sources

She said: "I may show him a short section when I want an immediate response, or wait for a longer section because I physically want to keep it to myself.

The sectional sofa in the living room is one example; it contains a nook in which Ms. Unkov can curl up and a longer section on which Mr. Anvari can stretch out his legs.

After the visitor centre currently under construction opens in December, a longer section of the A344 between Stonehenge and the new facilities will be closed to traffic and opened for visitors walking or travelling by shuttle to the stones.

The second, and much longer, section of this book is a series of autobiographical reflections on the preceding narrative: digressions on the End of History and Hegel, on his refusal to participate fully in the Paris demonstrations of May 1968, on his travels and his intellectual mentors.

Between the completion of the Trade Center, in 1973, and its sudden destruction, on September 11th last year, there were two Greenwich Streets — a short, stubby remnant that extended for a few blocks south of Liberty Street, and a longer section that began just north of the Trade Center and went uptown to Gansevoort Street in the West Village.

The officials said they thought that at least part of West Street would be be moved underground, but that it was too early to say whether that would be only the part immediately adjoining the trade center site, from Vesey Street to Liberty Street, or a longer section.

In one of the longer sections of a book of generally brief and pithy chapters, for example, Mr. Lynch uses his hatred of a particular house cat to bring him into a reminiscence of the collapse of his first marriage.

They also decided to take the unusual step of testing longer sections of floor than normally required, to reflect more accurately their lengths as they existed in the trade center buildings.

Using the described method for longer sections (several kilometers), results in the decrease in accuracy of approximately 10 mm for each additional kilometer.

"The Basics" is somewhat different, with longer sections laying out parameters of the domains of theology, ethics, esthetics, and science, and concluding with showing how natural science does not point to either "progress" or moral implications.

Longer sections would normally be described as ladder topology.