In truncated Twitterspeak, she responded: "Main thing is to pace yourself.
Their breathing, in these rarefied moments, comes in truncated puffs of exhilaration.
Millet's sexual activity is presented in truncated anecdotes, shapeless and inert.
In a compromise, it is now officially known as Breuil-Cervinia, though most refer to it in truncated form.
More than 50 songs are performed in "Motown," usually, alas, in truncated versions.
During the writers' strike, awards shows like the Golden Globes and People's Choice went on in truncated form, without stars or red-carpet parades.
In the VHS era, movies were routinely packaged in truncated, distorted versions, their camera movements and compositions destroyed by inelegant panning and scanning.
This bit is from "Everyday Drinking," published last year by Bloomsbury, printed in truncated form in the Daily Mail a few years back.
Though written in truncated, mistake-strewn fashion, the commission thinks one of Mr. Brin's messages outlines the alleged manipulation.
It didn't help that most of the quick musical movements were performed in truncated form under Carlo Rizzi's routine leadership.
The dancers continue to gambol loosely, in costumes that faintly resemble pajamas, in truncated bursts of movement that for the most part begin and end with blackouts in "Sequel".
