Sentence examples for section serving from inspiring English sources

The announcement of the Community Newspaper sale came on the same day The Globe started its new Thursday GlobeWest section, serving 35 communities in Boston's western suburbs.

He was active in the American Bar Association and was one of the founders of its Litigation Section, serving as chairman of the section during 1980 through 1981.

The Kent and East Sussex Railway closed to passengers on 2 January 1954 and to freight on 12 June 1962, except a short section serving a mill at Robertsbridge which closed on 1 January 1970.

The other section, served by a four-skier chair, is known, simply, as the Burn.

In the absence of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba, the Interests Section serves as the de-facto embassy.

After about five minutes, discuss as a class what purpose they think these summaries, which are offered in a collection every Sunday in The New York Times Weekk in Review section, serve.

This section serves as a kind of control, illustrating the mostly documentary and propaganda uses to which photography was put (and to some extent restricted) across the country throughout the Soviet era.

Some effects — a round of music-box pizzicato, a sudden blush of trills — bordered on a subtle ostentation, but Ethel, like Mr. Hobgood's rhythm section, served a background purpose.

The philosophy section serves as the foundation for your entire dossier.

"Conclusion and future work section" serves as a conclusion to our study.

Thus, this section serves as a tool for better motivating the usage of the proposed model.