Sentence examples for special sections of the from inspiring English sources

Few special sections of The New York Times promise as much escapist pleasure as the annual Summer Movies issue of Arts & Leisure.

Bill Keller and his recent predecessors see it as extending into the so-called special sections of the paper the sections that increasingly are becoming fundamental to the identity of the Times and to its commercial well-being the well-being therter workis, in Keller's wofds, "as much a mareporterme in the food section as he is in the political pages".

Bill Keller and his recent predecessors see it as extending into the so-called special sections of the paper — the sections that increasingly are becoming fundamental to the identity of the Times and to its commercial well-being — the work of a reporter who is, in Keller's words, "as much a marquee name in the food section as he is in the political pages".

The main result is Proposition 6.11 that establishes a one-to-one correspondence between precofibrations over I and normalized special fibrations over its simplicial replacement (Delta I), and shows that this correspondence also identifies cosections of the precofibration and special sections of the special prefibration.

Special sections of the review deal with relationships within and between competing phytotaria of different type in past and contemporary settings, and with the principal effects evident where erosive forces rejuvenate landscapes and sponsor emergence and spread of new classes of phytotaria.

Wolters was given the additional task in 1941 of setting up a special section of the government publishing house which specialized in works of architecture.

It is published annually by Hersam Acorn Newspapers as a special section of The Lewisboro Ledger.

All those selected for the list, to be announced in June, will appear in a special section of the paper.

And G.E. will sponsor health research from The Economist, along with a special section of The Financial Times.

A photographic account of the events of Sept. 11 and afterward, based on the special section of The Times. 12 10 2 THE CELL, by John Miller and Michael Stone with Chris Mitchell.

To help solve them the Pope may create a special section of the Secretariat of State, or perhaps even a special Congregation.