Sentence examples for own headings from inspiring English sources

In the Green Book, the official city directory, those two offices have their own headings and are not among the roughly three dozen offices, commissions and divisions listed in the front of the book under the heading "Office of the Mayor".

The explication of this book will follow Dewey's own chapter headings.

Using an editing environment much like those used to create Wiki pages, users can create their own section headings, adding content in the resulting section.

If not, remove the checkmark and Access will create its own column headings.

I draw my own squiggles around headings, and I have that same poster of Stevie Wonder on my classroom wall because it makes me smile.

BLT Prime has dishes from BLT Steak, dishes from BLT Fish and dishes of its own, all grouped under the headings Beef, Veal, Lamb, Poultry, and Fish and Shellfish.

Many of the article's sub-headings answered its own question: "Should men be springboards?"; "Ambition is not a crime!"; "The miracle woman standing on the shoulder of giants".

While convalescing, he read a variety of Western philosophers: Kierkegaard, Spinoza, Hume, Kafka, etc. Enamored of metaphysics, he then wrote down his own philosophy, which appears under the headings I. Critique of Pure Dread II.

A Greedy Man in a Hungry World by Jay Rayner William Collinss, £12.99) This is OFM's own Jay Rayner in iconoclastic mood – chapter headings include Supermarkets are not evil, Is small always beautiful?

Structuring the book around various milestones of womanhood ("I Need a Bra!" and "I Get Married!" are chapter headings), Moran uses her own experiences as a frame for forthright positions on various issues in contemporary feminism: strippers are "letting us all down," bikini lines should be kept "old-skool," and weddings are all about "pretending to be a celebrity for one insanely expensive day".

However, differences in the way practices use problem headings – including inventing their own or using rather broad headings such as "skin problems" – raises important problems both for using linkage for research purposes (where it requires validation) and with transferring records from one GP system to another.