Sentence examples for section writes from inspiring English sources

"Tarantino has had to pad this film with stuff that would hardly make the DVD's 'deleted scenes' section," writes our own Peter Bradshaw.

While Western airlines have yet to add child-free sections, Oliver Smith of The Telegraph's travel section writes that an online poll suggests that "unruly" children were travelers' biggest annoyances — more annoying than drunken fellow passengers, a surly flight crew or an overly talkative neighbor.

Further unpicking the relevance for the development community, and referring specifically to the shootings in northern Nigeria, Ana Lukatela, programme specialist with UN Women's peace and security section writes: "These murdered women played a critical role in these UN-sponsored polio vaccination drives.

And in particular user reviews of products may come with a strong recommendation; for example, in a review of the last film by Akira Kurosawa, Madadayo, a contributor to the IMDB "user review" section writes: don't make the same mistake i did.

He joined The Times as deputy editor of the Arts & Leisure section, wrote for various sections and later wrote editorials.

The Luisa Rey section, written in breathlessly lousy prose, is some species of sub-Grisham.

"Why haven't Amazon put this in the fiction section?" wrote one reader.

Mr. Richner approved an open-forum youth section written by high school and college students.

All the schools that Gabriel attended, Hirsch condensed into a section written using the structure of a blues lyric.

Newsweek went to press with its story — three hundred words in the "Periscope" section, written by Michael Isikoff and John Barry — on April 30th.

The book is split into two parts, with the first section written as a report by the interrogator (whose name remains anonymous early in the book).