Sentence examples for sections and making from inspiring English sources
Students practice methods of modern geological field study off-campus during a required trip over spring break making field observations, measuring stratigraphic sections and making a sedimentological map.
Urban renewal is a 20‐year‐ old program under which the Federal Government provides money to local authorities for buying and clearing blighted sections and making the land available for new construction, both private and public.
To make this kind of story modern, Boyle and his team, especially cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantel and editor Chris Dickens, have told it in the jazziest way possible, breaking things up into numerous then and now sections and making the dark elements (like the torture used in the initial police interview) much darker than would have been the case in Hollywood's prime.
I connected with many of the original folks who were involved with making the POs and some new ones and asked them to review their sections and make any necessary updates.
In these cases, carbon coating in a vacuum evaporator can substantially stabilize the sections and make them resistent to the electron beam.
Toll collection ended in California in 1886, when El Dorado County bought the privately improved sections and made them public roads.
We subsequently performed confocal fluorescence imaging of horizontal brain sections and made 3D reconstructions of the mouse brain and vasculature.
Mentally split your room up into sections and make eye contact with one person in each section on a rotational basis.
Cut the foam rod into two-inch sections and make a tiny hole in one end to insert the BB or the fishing weight.
Maybe the answer really is confining the intolerant to their own section (and making them pay extra for it is a nice touch).
Neustria was born out of the partition of the kingdom of Soissons; a portion of the kingdom of Paris was added to it, thus endowing the area with a broad coastal section and making the lower Seine valley its centre.
