Sentence examples for with one section from inspiring English sources

But even the lifting of the document is imperfect, with one section on "delegates" leaping straight into unrelated dot points.

In that case, a six-ton steel collar meant to help hold the crane in place broke free and plummeted from 18 stories high, leading the entire crane to detach from the building and fall toward the ground, with one section landing on a town house.

The UK and Europe division is to be split in two, with one section to focus on the "UK government customers" and the other on activities in the wider public sector.

The decision to split the UK and European arms, with one section to focus on the "UK government customers" and the other on activities in the wider public sector, has led to a duplication in costs and had an impact on staff.

Also exposed, in all its hideousness, is the latest rise of a national political culture based on such paranoia, with one section of the movement wanting to refight the New Deal and the other, the Civil War.

On April 22, the platoon was split, with one section towing the incapacitated vehicle and the other moving to the next operations area, in a different direction.

So driving the two rovers was halted, with one part way up a section of highlands called Columbia Hills, and the other inside a crater.

Finally, the method is applied on 2D cases with only one section, showing the ability of the CSVM and its related algorithms to capture the main physics of polydisperse evaporating sprays with a minimal number of moments.

The fibrous residue still contains at least 60% humidity when the alfalfa is highly degraded, whereas less than 47% humidity remain with only one section of bilobe paddle screws on the profile.

Ms. Hannigan, Mr. Rattle and the players had fun with it: in one section Ms. Hannigan pushed Mr. Rattle away and conducted the orchestra; he stood aside for a minute then kicked her (literally) out of his space.

But the structure of the piece, with blackouts ending one section after another, feels arbitrary, and there is no sense of emotional accrual over the course of the work; just one highly charged moment after another.