Sentence examples for sections of major from inspiring English sources
Bayous burst their banks and many roads were impassable, including sections of major freeways.
In stark contrast to the above the words that crop up most frequently in the comments sections of major paper's websites today are "risk", "danger" and "pain".
Kraft, therefore, will soon feature Newtons beyond the cookie aisle in stand-alone displays in the produce sections of major retailers, including Walmart stores.
Road sensors are found only along sections of major highways, for example, not along back routes that get tied up during apple-picking season.
Health and education services are bad, violent youth gangs in effect control sections of major cities and towns, and UN data shows Honduras has the world's highest murder rate, at 90.4 homicides per 100,000 people.
As of last year, nearly a third of the sections of major rivers it monitored were so degraded that the water was unfit for human contact, the ministry said in its annual State of Environmental Quality report, released in June.
To my surprise, this even proved to be the case at the otherwise world-class Bergen Art Museum, which houses a collection that includes some splendid Picassos and Klees, among other modern masters, and an impressive cross-section of major Norwegian artists.
In early February of this year, they put the game into Greenlight, the section of major PC games distribution site Steam where new titles look for votes to get into the main store.
The table takes a cross-section of major quoted companies and shows considerable difference between the corporation tax that the companies might be expected to have paid and the amounts actually paid.
"We feel it's critical for the court to understand the burdens that this law imposes on both employers and employees," said James Klein, president of the American Benefits Council in Washington, whose members include a broad cross-section of major employers.
In the comments section of Major's article, people with names like "not_a_luddite" have posted remarks that suggest a Thoreauvian attitude is no less controversial today than it was during Thoreau's lifetime: "Most students who are not the children of the well-to-do have jobs...
