Sentence examples for this year's section from inspiring English sources

This spring, we asked students at the Savannah College of Art and Design to submit their own illustrations to be considered for the cover of this year's section, which will be published the first week of May.

This year's section finds room for the likes of Elia Kazan's America, America, Nicolas Ray's We Can't Go Home Again and the teenybop classic Bye Bye Birdy, featuring a pouting Ann-Margret and recently referenced by an episode of Mad Men.

Features editor Ian Katz, who's in charge of G2, added this comment to the thread after he'd finished producing today's section... and it's good news for fans of the strip.

(The Number 2 and Number 1 finishers are described in today's section).

Last year's Section Boyz's Trappin Ain't Dead gave it a namecheck, too: "Old school like Tweenies/Now Channel U, TV".

Conversely, last year's Section 1 champion Stephen Girella of Greeley, is spending this year at a Lake Placid skiing academy, Northwood School, "to spend more time on the snow," he said.

The Israel-Belgium clash - postponed from the opening round of the group for security reasons - coming so soon after Wales play, suggests those few days at the end of March could be huge in shaping next autumn's section climax.

In this week's section: It's not too late to find an affordable summer beach rental in the Hamptons and once again, developers are selling units off floor plans.

In this week's section: The summer rental rat race.

Several of today's sections, including The Times Magazine and The Sophisticated Traveler, went to press before the terroist attacks last week.

Instead, most of us need to be thinking of today's website, tomorrow's paper, next week's sections... and, for some of us, our next chance to do a job that we love".