Sentence examples for writer section from inspiring English sources

There were also highly commended accolades for Donald McRae in the sports feature writer section, and Vic Marks in the cricket writer of the year category.

The Guardian's chief football correspondent Daniel Taylor was highly commended in the keenly contested new football writer of the year category, as was chief sports correspondent Owen Gibson in the investigative sports writer section.

The report writer statements are covered in the report writer section.

Chass was elected two years ago to Baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown in the writers' section.

IPublish, which began last fall to digitally publish books previously released in print, as well as entirely new works, began running its ads on the Web this month -- including portals, search engines and e-zines favored by writers, like writerswrite.com, mysterynet.com, Yahoo's creative writing clubs section and Looksmart's classical writers section.

I once attended a meeting of the Queen's English Society addressed by a black girl who said that she was fed up being directed to the "black writers" section in libraries and wanted to know what the white people were up to.

Presumably, writers are as eligible for these awards as anyone else, and it is going to be hard for the Writers Section of the Party to persuade a scribbler who has a shot at bagging 10 or 20 thousand rubles in a contest -not to mention a decoration fashioned of real Moscow gold - that such tangible compensation is no more desirable than the mere opportunity to reach an informed audience.

MICHAEL PILLINGER New York, June 7, 2011 The writer is section chief of rheumatology, New York Harbor Health Care System, New York campus, Department of Veterans Affairs.

Timothy G. Buchman St . Louis Aug. 3, 2008 The writer is section chief of acute and critical care surgery at Washington University School of Medicine.

A. Mary Ann Hallenborg, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer and author of the book "New York Tenants Rights" (Nolo, New York, 2002, $27.99) said that the law referred to by the letter writer is Section 227a of the state's Real Property Law.

Like many future writers (see section 4.1 below), Broad argued that such a view is self-contradictory since it (presumably) presupposes the reality of misjudgments which are themselves a type of mental state.