The left-most section of chairs was filled by men; women dominated the right section, with some mixing in the middle section.
Summer Sings, now in its 11th season, take place on six Wednesdays in June and July in an oblong room where three sections of chairs — one for sopranos, one for altos and one for tenors and baritones — are arranged in a circle around a conductor's lectern.
For the Association of American Law Schools, Professor Elson has served on its Professional Development Committee, as Chair of its Teaching Methods Section, as Chair of its Skills Training Committee and on the Executive Committee of its Section on Clinical Education.
A man balanced a long section of wood between chairs and walked from one to the next as if crossing a chasm.
Dean Richard M. Lichtenthal, D.D.S. Chair, Section of Adult Dentistry Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.
The second section of Keynote Lectures was chaired by Prof. Huiming Tang and Prof. Nicola Casagli.
The sequence that was featured in the Beyoncé video is from the second section of the work, known as the chair scene, in which the four women, seated on a diagonal, go through a repetitive series of exaggerated gestures set to Thierry de Mey's propulsive, ticking, machinelike score.
She is identified only as the Homebody, and her section of the play, delivered from a chair "in a pleasant room in her home in London," is nothing more nor less than a sustained act of empathy, as she tries to envision what it must be like to live in Afghanistan, and how that country came to be as it is.
After Stewart's defeat in 1935, he was appointed by George V to chair the Canadian section of the International Joint Commission, in recognition of his expertise on international water boundary issues.
After the war she became the first woman to be appointed as a division head at the Argonne National Laboratory, and the first female to chair the Chicago Section of the American Chemical Society.
