Sentence examples for section report from inspiring English sources
The surgeon is then given a "frozen section" report within minutes.
Glitches on Boeing's Dreamliner airplanes have surfaced every day since Monday, our colleagues in the Business section report.
The Americans try to keep clear of local feuds, but may have to intervene again when caught in crossfire.In this section Report from the icy frontier A friendly word State of concern The Economist's award Happy anniversary Frozen politics The elusive tourists and their dollars ReprintsThe central government still has few tools to establish its authority.
By giving her its annual Freedom of the Press Award this year, The Economist has recognised Mrs Baysetova's courage, in the hope that it will inspire journalists both in Kazakhstan and elsewhere.In this section Report from the icy frontier A friendly word State of concern The Economist's award Happy anniversary Frozen politics The elusive tourists and their dollars Reprints.
Fifty-eight people, mostly women and children, were killed.In this section Report from the icy frontier A friendly word State of concern The Economist's award Happy anniversary Frozen politics The elusive tourists and their dollars Reprints Related items India: Currency teaserDec 5th 2002There followed, in parts of Gujarat, a pogrom against Muslims.
Mr Samudra has fought in Afghanistan.In this section Report from the icy frontier A friendly word State of concern The Economist's award Happy anniversary Frozen politics The elusive tourists and their dollars ReprintsIn the search for other possible bombers there is talk of re-opening investigations into a number of bombings of churches in Indonesia on Christmas eve, 2000.
Two residents in the Mill Basin section reported such visits, Mr. Ryan said yesterday, but they did not allow the imposters inside.
A news article in the Nov. 1 Workplace section reported that lawyers have fallen significantly in polls on public esteem.
On Tuesday night, American fans seated in the supporters' section reported tossed beers and, in at least one case, injury.
In 1981, when the hotel was run by the state tourism agency, an article in this section reported that two-room suites cost $20 a night.
[A short article in today's Sydney 2000 section reported that Doktor had been disqualified. He won his appeal after that article was printed.] (AP).
