Sentence examples for section about what from inspiring English sources

Cain spoke with Lillian Cunningham, editor of the Post's On Leadership section, about what it would look like to cultivate the assets that introverts bring to the workplace.

Correction: June 5 , 2001 Tuesday An article on Sunday in the special summer issue of the Westchester section about what people like most about summer misstated the date of annual firefighters' parade in Katonah, N.Y.

For example, there is an entire section about what women say when they get their hair braided, featuring nine photographs of white women in various stages of hair-braided repose.

But I did, and I wrote, just when he was becoming Fed chair, I wrote a piece for our Sunday opinion section about what it was like to take his class.

From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Eastern time, students are invited to post in our comments section about what they see and why, while a moderator from our partner organization, Visual Thinking Strategies, acts as a facilitator to further the conversation.

So, he wrote a poem [about] the block party, and I wrote a musical section about what would happen if the whole city had its block parties at the same time and this has become the kind of theme song for the whole symphony.

Click "next page" below for sections 11 to 15. Think about what customers buy before, during and/or after they buy from your company.

If you love video games, for instance, you might start with scrolling through the video games part of the Arts section, read about "What Makes Gamers Keep Gaming," learn about Video Games in the Classroom or read a Q. and A. with James Paul Gee on video games and learning.

"I couldn't believe what I heard and I returned to the T-SCIF and complained to the other analysts and my section NCOIC about what happened.

Disagreements about identifying necessary or appropriate processes are typically connected to the issue of the last section: disagreements about what degree of improvement in relations can reasonably be pursued in the aftermath of wrongdoing.

Just tell their story, then have an interstitial section that talks about what happened to everybody.