Sentence examples for section are called from inspiring English sources

(Two songs in this section are called "Fuck a Bitch" and "Fuck You").

The probabilities of transitions between two consecutive time points, as described in the Method section, are called the one-step probabilities.

In 2001, Lehman Brothers — yes, that Lehman Brothers — put out a report with the mischievous title of "Are U.S. Households Saving Too Much?" One section was called "Forget Ben Franklin".

(Are those things really bikinis?) Beach 108th, the Italian section, was called Disco Beach because of the "Italian boogie freaks".

This section is called "Unlikely Bedfellows".

The third section is called a document-based section.

The river's Swiss section is called the Engadin.

One section is called, simply, "No Such Thing as Too Much Hyperbole".

One section is called Belmont, another Churchill Downs and another the Paddock.

The fourth section is called Contemporary, and the fifth looks to the future.

The fourth section is called the World, over which the Victorians appeared to harbor -- and frequently exercise -- copious proprietorial rights.