Sentence examples for many sections to from inspiring English sources

There are many sections to try; you could even do one every weekend and circumnavigate London in less than six months.

Cautious, dated, with too many cooks (Mr. Chipperfield farmed out many sections to friends like Mr. Foster), the show suggests above all an uncertainty about how to unpack, evaluate, present and tame the messy, multilayered social, political, economic and architectural processes that go into making good buildings and places today.

There are many sections to start a thread, post a comment and so on.

LinkedIn has many sections to a profile (summary, job roles, experience, videos, images, links & referrals) that can all go towards help you rank more highly.

They were fixed in 10% buffered formalin for 24 hours and dissected longitudinally into two to seven pieces at 4 mm intervals (The number of the dissected pieces in the case with a severe stricture was small because it was hard to obtain many sections due to the narrow diameter).

Even so, it is a book with far too many sections missing to have any sense of narrative coherence.

It turns out, explains both Maybank and Ryan, that there were simply too many sections for women to go to within Fuse and the main women's vertical.

As it happens, the next sentence – the fourth in the book – is more than twice as long as the third, an epic eulogy of many commaed sections to this child's excitement, who, at that moment, is cutting out a picture of a refrigerator "from the illustrated catalogue of the Army and Navy stores".

If you want a tight frizz, divide your hair into many small sections to braid.

When j', Locationmax are constant, the closer RDAn to 1, the result is better, because too many sections will lead to higher cost of query processing and the service quality will decline.

But Mr. Platt was also curious about life at a newspaper famous for its many sections that fall to the floor when you turn the pages while trying to keep your balance on a lurching IRT train.