She was sectioned by doctors on Friday under section 3 of the Mental Health Act.
They look out onto the gardens, which are sectioned by old dry stone walls.
The huge living room is sectioned by pillars into a dining area, a sitting room and a television room with a large flat-screen TV and several hassocks.
A year later, in 2003, I was sectioned by my own will at the psychiatric wing of a children's hospital.
Fox was busy with Lewis, and Piper was contractually obliged to film the third series of Call Girl, though, at one point, it looked as if she might not be doing it: there was a bizarre-sounding interlude where she was "practically sectioned by a dodgy doctor" just before filming.
Last week the first five episodes of the new series played out on consecutive nights in a story that had Frank appearing in a variety of classic film and TV settings – Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Alien, Dr Who – but it turned out that he was drugged up in a psychiatric unit, where he'd been sectioned by his ex-wife Monica.
The court heard how he "developed on eye for celebrity stories" on his patch, making his first contact with the Sun in 2008 when he tipped off a reporter that Gascoigne, who has battled with addiction for years, had been sectioned by police.
Each site is sectioned by a directional antenna.
The samples were embedded in paraffin block, and the paraffin block was sectioned by a rotary microtome Leica RM2145 (Leica Microsystems, Wetzlar).
Immediately postmortem, the left kidney was removed, sectioned by a sagittal cut, and fixed in paraformaldehyde for histopathological examination by an experienced pathologist (A.S).
For morphological observations, materials were first decalcified in 1% HCl solution, then either squashed or sectioned by hand or a Leica CM1850 freezer microtome.
