Sentence examples for section day from inspiring English sources

Mr Osborne's task was to show how the government will make them.In this section Day of the long knives Coalition of the unwilling A retreat, but not a rout Let 'em out and throw away the key Off our streets Romantic small print Austerity Britain's global ambitions ReprintsIn one sense, that job looks less forbidding than the sound and fury suggests.

Joanne Edwards, a partner at Manches, a London law firm, has seen a tenfold rise in that time.In this section Day of the long knives Coalition of the unwilling A retreat, but not a rout Let 'em out and throw away the key Off our streets Romantic small print Austerity Britain's global ambitions ReprintsEnglish divorce law has until now set strict rules for prenuptial deals to be valid (see graphic).

| I originally wrote that I'll post the climate section Friday but it'll take another day or two.

The Salt Lake Tribune outlined the deal on the cover of its sports section Wednesday, under the headline "Thanks, St. Knick".

Friends and family members packed Baker's cheering section Wednesday, along for the ride, just as they were for all of the operations.

An audio slide show featuring Mr. Silverman's photos, produced by Kerri MacDonald and Sandra Stevenson, was published online in the Metro section Sunday night, alongside an article written by Mike Wilson.

A police officer from the 111th Precinct was patrolling in the Hollis Hill section Friday when he saw Mr. Ottey in his car with the girl.

[originally published in Washington Post, Outlook section Sunday, October 7, 2007; Page B03].

Myers' column debuted on our new Essential Politics page in the California section Sunday.

And then there's the downright crazy: one Detroiter posted an ad in the "gigs" section Tuesday for someone to aid in a plan to "make a dragon".

That line of argument, in turn, drew sharp condemnation from Priyamvada Gopal, a faculty member at the University of Cambridge, in The Guardian's opinion section Wednesday.