Sentence examples for segregated section from inspiring English sources

Barricades were set up to block off the front area, and women stood on chairs to peer over at Mr. Romney from their segregated section to the right.

But Mr. Watts, who grew up in a harshly segregated section of Oklahoma known as Little Dixie, was more intimate with the effects of discrimination -- and more sympathetic to affirmative action -- than party ideologues could stand.

It owes its origins to white discrimination against black Christians in the eighteenth century, and an incident in which black churchgoers were interrupted while worshipping and directed to the segregated section of an Episcopal church in Philadelphia.

That effort was an expansion of the church's tradition of social justice advocacy, he said, which began in 1808 when a group of Ethiopian merchant seamen who went to pray at the First Baptist Church in Lower Manhattan were directed to a segregated section of the church.

A few months after attending that workshop, she refused to move from the segregated section of a Montgomery bus.

The Navy SEALs unit "replicated the one-acre compound at Camp Alpha, a segregated section of Bagram Air Base.

"They've segregated the sections," she said, meaning that she — as a holder of premier seats — will have access to what the Garden is calling the Delta 360 Sky Club while friends who sit behind the basket will be relegated to a less prestigious club.

Similar setups were used to demonstrate microfluidic mixing, with initially segregated fluid sections.

"Why not segregate that section?

The extent and position of other non-isogenic regions varied among NIL pairs, probably deriving from random segregating sections still present at the separation of lineages within pairs.

I assumed I at least could go to a mosque at prayer time, as long as I wore an abaya and hijab, took off my shoes, and stayed in the back in a cramped, segregated women's section.