Sentence examples for recommended section from inspiring English sources
The tweets show up in reverse chronological order in the recommended section.
Devolver has an enviable knack for handpicking some of the best, previously undiscovered indie titles and launching them into the recommended section of every site, YouTube channel, and magazine in the world.
Devolver has an enviable knack for handpicking some of the best, previously undiscovered indie titles and launching them into the recommended section of every site, YouTube channel and magazine in the world.
A Yelp spokesperson told VICE that when they were up the posts were positioned into the Not Recommended section meaning they didn't "factor into a business' overall star rating".
But Doc Alliance also offers excursions into less-known territory: placing myself in the hands of its "recommended" section, I was delighted by the random pick of Cooking History, a creative Czech-Austrian oddity from 2009 that filters European history through the perspective of military kitchen staff, with recipes to boot.
In the "Recommended" section, content is organized into different groups, like trending shows and movies.
Popular user magazines will float to the top of the recommended sections.
– Starting on October 15, we'll stop issuing and displaying Google News Badges, as well as showing Recommended Sections.
From here, you can go into "Up Next" and "Recommended" sections, in order to find new things to watch from across favorite shows, movies, as well as iTunes purchases and rentals.
As in earlier reports, he recommended sectioning the chondroosseous scapulothoracic bridge, but he then described a radical subperiosteal dissection of the scapula leaving the rhomboids, serratus magnus, and subscapularis muscles with the periosteal sleeve, then distally transplanting the entire scapula within that sleeve.
The YLLR report recommends section 6 – the secrecy provisions – of the Australian Border Force Act be repealed, arguing the Crimes Act gave the government broad powers to prosecute people for unauthorised disclosures.
