sectional
సెక్షనల్
definition
noun
Meanwhile, cowering on the leather sectionals , bewildered parents plead to the camera for a nanny intervention.
a sofa made in sections that can be used separately as chairs.
adjective
a sectional championship
of or relating to a section or subdivision of a larger whole.
example
We come from Lismore's urban, village, and rural areas and do not represent any party, business or 'sectional' interest.
Earlier, he coached the girl's basketball team to three titles and two 'sectional' championships, and also served as assistant coach for boys' basketball and football.
She has just been told that, on top of this load, she is now expected to cover for a 'sectional' typist who is going on six weeks leave.
Bryan also officiates at the Speedo Championship 'sectional' Series as well as the Central Zone Championships.
I have been thinking a lot about 'sectional' interests and the way they mesh and clash within our society.
Reynolds was the 'sectional' individual winner while the Division One winner was Moore.
Marx, writing as a journalist observing the American civil war, analyses it flatly as a 'sectional' conflict between Northern industrialism and Southern slave oligarchy.
Five 'sectional' finals have been organised in each age group.
Recent large demonstrations featured coalitions, such as that formed by farmers, hauliers and hunt supporters, that were largely 'sectional' and self-interested in their nature.
Bruneau dedicated a much more detailed study to the building, providing an accurate plan, 'sectional' drawings, and an epigraphic register.
I drew for him a 'sectional' view of the area, indicating the staircase and plaza above.
That does not mean that slavery was irrelevant or insignificant, but without an understanding of the 'sectional' power relationships at stake we can be led to overstate its importance.
Fast and quiet, with 'sectional' solos and occasional shouts, it sounded to me like the depiction of a rather eventful ride on a four-legged animal.
This aspect would be as bad if the 'sectional' opinion the bishops happened to hold was in perfect agreement with mine.
The election campaign has highlighted the fracturing of Fijian politics and government institutions along racial, regional and 'sectional' lines.
The core of work in higher education cannot be sacrificed for individual or 'sectional' interests.
Water view, gorgeous 'sectional' , dining room, the works.
This flagellate is surrounded by fungal hyphae (thin arrows), which appear in different 'sectional' planes each as a bright central core with surrounding halo.
The 'sectional' championship program will provide a niche and serve a purpose for a broader range of individuals and teams.
In the 5th and final round of the 'sectional' play-offs in the women's bowling championships in Port Elizabeth today, they beat East London Club by 19 shots to 15.
The 'sectional' drawing speaks for itself: floating over the harbour, the entire volume is hooked to the cliff by the bridge.
The collection here includes some superb Adam elevations and 'sectional' drawings.
Families have a permanent base to park their caravans or erect 'sectional' buildings.
Rather than a California high school state championship, several 'sectional' meets were held throughout the state to wrap up the 2002-03 high school season.
Finally, a student named Ben was selling a 'sectional' couch in the classifieds section.
If the Green leadership were not so inward-looking, so 'sectional' and party-minded, a coalition could have made a much more dramatic impact on the elections.
Lincoln had been the girls 'sectional' champion for as long as Amie could remember.
We on the left must learn to make 'sectional' alliances and commemorate those areas of agreement we have with people like John Paul II.
With existing cameras, he explained, he could make only a series of 'sectional' views and piece them together.
The ownership of shop, office and flat units in the original Maerua Park is held by the way of 'sectional' title.
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