Sentence examples for modest section from inspiring English sources

So, why did the Mets decide to change such a modest section?

"Some people wanted to be something ambitious," he said, from his home in a relatively modest section of Fairfax County.

By the way, it's not at all a criticism to liken Oregon chardonnays to a more modest section of Burgundy rather than classic Côte de Beaune whites.

"We've fought before successfully," said Monica Frizell, a teacher who was part of an effort in the 1980s that halted plans to build a 20-story high-rise in a modest section of middle-class homes.

TO get to Hudson at Haymount House, you travel up a hill through a modest section of Briarcliff Manor, and suddenly, amid all the ranches and split-levels, there sits a 1910 Southern-style mansion complete with huge white columns and a stunning view of the Hudson River.

Sines Castle now houses a modest section on the upper floor dedicated to its most famous resident, including a multi-media biography that recalls da Gama's life and his many achievements.

Few previous recordings of the Symphonie Fantastique will have used such a modest string section, but the transparency and lightness of touch Ticciati achieves is a real bonus.

LONDON — Money poured as if there were no tomorrow on 20th-century sculpture and painting at Christie's Tuesday evening sale of Impressionist and Modern art, which was followed by a more modest Surrealist section.

There's something humble and intimate in the moments when her mesmerizing voice seems to dissolve into the ambience around her. "If I should fall so deep / May it be with you," she sings on "With You," gently seesawing along with a twee acoustic guitar line and a modest string section.

However, given the importance of this information, we will continue to publish a modest news section and selected editorials.

"Gea" (City Zen), her lovely new record, combines the soft dynamics of classic bossa nova — its perfect sung diction, modest string-section arrangements and inner-directed charisma — with good old American transcendentalism.