Sentence examples for section of a department from inspiring English sources
Like the toiletries section of a department store.
Anybody who hasn't visited the men's underwear section of a department store lately may be in for a shock.
It belonged to Britain, to describe the section of a department store where one might buy tins of loose-leaf tea and Christmas hampers, or pause for a glass of champagne.
Whereas Forever 21 slings styles recognizable from the runways and social media, the majority of Riley Rose's products come from outside the U.S., giving them a competitive advantage over, say, Sephora, or the cosmetics section of a department store.
Among her best are an account of a visit to the lingerie section of a department store in Riyadh, which led to a frightening encounter with the Saudi vice cops, and a column entitled "Pappy and Poppy" in which she compares the Kennedy and Bush clans.
Most of the tales of disastrous experiences are from the start of the authors' careers, as with Julian Barnes's anecdote about a literary party that couldn't have gone worse for him, or Margaret Atwood's account of an early signing session in the men's underwear section of a department store and a TV appearance in which she followed a woman from the Colostomy Association.
Yet this again has led to a complex web in which different sections of these departments are administered by the regions and others by the federal state.
Bergdorf Goodman Bergdorf Goodman has tweaked sections of its beauty departments on both sides of Fifth Avenue.
Two sections of an emergency department implemented multi-professional teamwork involving changes in work processes, aimed at increasing inter-professional collaboration.
The aim of this study is to analyze functions of behavior change interventions using applied behavior analysis and the DCOM® model, and to analyze and compare the influence of these interventions on teamwork behaviors at two sections of an emergency department.
Sectioned into dozens of departments connected by a spiderweb of lines, it's difficult for an outsider to decipher — and not too different from the charts of old-school industrial corporations like General Motors.
