Sentence examples for section life from inspiring English sources
Even "La Mer", the liveliest essay in the opening section ("Life"), is compromised by a fundamental error of judgment.
On Sept. 7, when Liana Gedz was rolled into the operating room at Beth Israel Medical Center for a Caesarean section, life at the hospital's obstetrics and gynecology department seemed to be back on track at last.
The IRCJ took a 34% stake in Daiei, and new private-sector investors also stumped up some cash.In this section Life after Lee Shock to the system It's alive!
The craze, in a twist on the popular Korean video "Gangnam Style", has been dubbed "Hangmu Style", after the Chinese word for aircraft carrier.In this section Life and death struggle Taking off online Cremating the chairman Reprints.
Sorry.In this section Life in the slow lane Still full of ideas, but not making jobs Exit a heavyweight Bob Gates leaves the Pentagon Correction: Compensating the innocent Reprints Related items Compensating the innocent: Small price to payApr 7th 2011.
Apologies.In this section Life after debt Out of love The great divide The first sombrero in the ring Cuba's gulag Correction: Colombia's presidency Reprints Related items Colombia: Too much of a good thingMar 18th 2004.
2002a); and two parameters related to energy allocation between growth and reproduction after maturation, that is the proportion α of energy devoted to somatic growth in the first adult year and the annual ratio χ at which this proportion decreases throughout adult life (Table 1; see section Life-history processes for more details).
Marcella divides this account of her life into sections: "Life Before," "In My Life," "After Life".
The book is divided into three sections: "life & death," "love & hate," and "this & that".
Pollack's compendious though sometimes leaden biography comprises two sections, "Life" and "Work".
The titles of the show's four sections — "Life Cycles," "Identities," "Politics," and "Emotions" — broadcast what you're in for: respectively, bared bodies, jiggered clichés, protested abuses, and, well, emotions, variously angry and exuberant.
