Sentence examples for used section of from inspiring English sources

Guy wanted to explain that many of the books were ones he'd bought in the used section of that same store.

"A spokesman for the commission," the Times announced, "said that it was relying on a "seldom used' section of the Public Service Law".

The inquiry being sought is known as a judicial summary inquiry, and it comes from a rarely used section of the City Charter.

The suit also invokes a rarely used section of the Ku Klux Klan Act that was originally designed as a way of preventing KKK night riders from intimidating African Americans from going to the polls.

Earlier this month, Mr. Sidamon-Eristoff, the regional E.P.A. chief, moved to block the project under a rarely used section of the Federal Clean Water Act that prohibits the placing of traditional fill material like stones nd soil in wetlands during construction.

In January 2009, less than two weeks before the Bush administration left office, the civil rights division invoked a rarely used section of the Voting Rights Act to file a civil lawsuit alleging voter intimidation by both men, the party chairman and the party.

By the late 20th century, many North American Indians used sections of plastic pipe as drum frames.

Include the commonly used sections of a résumé, such as qualifications, professional experience, education and skills.

Side bars were introduced to catch farmers who only used sections of the roads between turnpike gates, greatly increasing the cost at a time when they were already struggling with high taxes and poor harvests.

Some of them used sections of rubber hose or electronic stun guns to keep the refugees from overrunning the trucks.

In 2009, MDOT figured that between 580 and 1,800 vehicles a day used sections of M-48.