Sentence examples for section that describes from inspiring English sources

Write an article for the "Job Market" section that describes what this person does and how he or she does it each day.

It opens somewhat ponderously, and the section that describes Eileen's early life does not suggest how good this book is going to become.

In addtion to tips, every kit includes a section that describes the relevant research about the topic in an accessible and relevant way.

Apparently it hasn't become any easier to perform and in a section that describes the spousal abuse her grandmother experienced, Schreck had to stop and take a few breaths, overcome, she said, with "survivor's guilt".

In the Manual we find this theme elaborated at length in a section that describes the division of all mankind into two antithetical groups, dominated, respectively, by a Spirit of Darkness and a Spirit of Light.

In such cases, the notes to the Code section that describes the "Short Title" of the Act generally contain a roadmap of what has been done with the rest of it.

On June 20th , 2013 a computer from the House of Commons edited the Wikipedia page for the Bloc Quebecois' House of Commons leader Louis Plamondon by removing a section that described his legal trouble from April 1993, when he was caught with a sex worker during an undercover sting operation.

This chapter is divided into sections that describe the relationships between surface weather and area burned, upper air features and area burned, and teleconnections and area burned.

Her most famous book, "The Country of the Pointed Firs" (1896), is a short novel made up of compressed sections that describe the rocks, trees and gardens of the coastline of Maine and the characters who live among them.

What follows are the three main sections that describe the research undertaken: 'methodology'system'em', and 'dataset'dataset

The book has seven sections that describe seven career paths available to people seeking to break into the field, followed by four sections about careers that require clinical experience.