Sentence examples for opened a section in from inspiring English sources

Descartes opened a section in his notebook entitled "Democritica" (10 8), in honor of the ancient atomist Democritus.

A student rail traffic controller opened a section of Metro-North Railroad track in Connecticut without proper authorization last month shortly before a track foreman was killed by a train, according to an "urgent safety recommendation" that the National Transportation Safety Board issued on Monday.

Hence, for instance, the image that opens a section of Book I: "Paterson lies in the valley under the Passaic Falls / its spent waters forming the outline of his back".

By the end of the year, the state was paving the earthen section, completed a gravel highway near Mesick and opened an earthen section in Clare County.

I saw Profumo briefly some months ago when Sir John Major was opening a new section in Toynbee Hall named after Profumo.

He raised the possibility of the United States opening a "visa section" in Tehran, suggesting that "lines of people around the block" queuing for visas would send an "effective message" to Iran's leadership.

NYT: The Bush administration is considering a proposal to open an interests section in Tehran.

After a decent interval, the White House should take a serious look at the idea of opening an "interests section" in Tehran to allow direct contact with the Iranian people.

Washington could do even better — with the Iranian people, international opinion and possibly Iran's leaders — if it followed up with an offer to open an interests section in Tehran.

Tactical actions should include opening an interest section in Tehran as well as promoting business, cultural and student exchanges.

But soon after President Carter took office, he opened a United States Interests Section in Havana and allowed Cuba to do the same in Washington.