Sentence examples for three major sections from inspiring English sources

Its three major sections – China, Dresden, Cornwall – each has its hill, and each its white object.

It is divided into three major sections -- prosperity, progress and peace -- which were the themes of a recent campaign swing by the vice president.

It has a total area of about 25,000 square miles (65,000 square km) and can be divided into three major sections.

Liszt's other symphonic work, the Symphony to Dante's Divina Commedia (1856), depicts the three major sections of The Divine Comedy—Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise.

The daylong event was broken into three major sections: the first included works by Debussy, Stravinsky and Milhaud; the last, generous examples of the Harlem poetry and jazz that influenced Parisian culture.

Comprising three major sections, "God's Work of Reconciliation," "The Ministry of Reconciliation," and "The Fulfillment of Reconciliation," the new creed was primarily concerned with the task of the church, Presbyterian or any other, in the modern world.

The Damascus Document consists of two major sections.

Two major sections of French industry are far poorer than they were a year ago.

To address these reader issues — and my abiding curiosity — I decided to look at the front pages of eight major sections in the Sunday Times of April 16.

The exhibition, which includes 65 sculptures and three paintings at the Metropolitan, has four major sections: American Indians, Wildlife, Cowboys and Settlers.

The book is presented in six major sections -- from the stone age of comics (before the birth of Superman) to the modern age (from 1998 to this year).