Sentence examples for section of something from inspiring English sources
"I check with industry experts, census figures on demographics, watch the classes that have increased enrollment and maybe add a section of something similar".
When Erica received her call, she remembers, "Valerie said: 'I'm with your dad at the hospital; we went out to dinner... he didn't feel well, we came home... and he didn't make it.' I said, 'He didn't make what?'" The cruellest section of Something Happened is a passage in which Slocum ponders his daughter's probable future: one of drug abuse, lesbianism and swingers' parties.
Stealth aircraft aren't truly "invisible" to radar — they just have the radar cross section of something much, much smaller, like a marble.
At more than eight hundred pages, including notes, "Far from the Tree" is a cross-section of something that defies sectioning, an exploration of difference as it shapes family life.
For that, they are going to have to get a lot more intelligent.In this section The buzz of something new Out of a pickle Not weeds Hacking the hackers Under the influence The chickens are restless ReprintsThe problem is not navigation.
It is thus no use relying on what a programmer has told you about how his code works.Penetrating insightsIn this section The buzz of something new Out of a pickle Not weeds Hacking the hackers Under the influence The chickens are restless ReprintsCryptosense's penetrator, therefore, starts from scratch.
That has resulted in, for example, Hozon, Mr Chang's commercial flavouring made from nuts or beans fermented with Aspergillus, a mould more usually used with rice to make sake, or with soya to make miso.In this section The buzz of something new Out of a pickle Not weeds Hacking the hackers Under the influence The chickens are restless ReprintsSuch efforts often call on science in support.
Throw in some fresh bread, maybe a ripe melon from the colorful produce section, a bottle of something refreshing from the beverage area and you've got dinner.
Those dog owners also represented a wide cross-section of Americans, something that "For Your Consideration" doesn't begin to evoke.
The Home Office made no attempt to explain how it would stop the police from abusing the power to arbitrarily remove young people from entire sections of cities – something one would be forgiven for expecting after tensions between young people and the police was attributed to sparking the riots.
"Even today, normal spring high tides cause street flooding in sections of Miami, something that didn't happen regularly just a few decades ago," Feilich said.
