This piece, to an electronic score by Philip Hamilton, was listed as an excerpt from a longer work.
"Inside Job" was gripping and emotional; "Predator Nation" contains many more specific details and evidence, as an excerpt dealing with academics (one Republican and one Democrat) makes clear.
About a year ago, McSweeney's published a sampler, which had what was billed as an excerpt from an upcoming, untitled novel from you.
In early March 2017, I asked 4,044 survey respondents recruited through Amazon's Mechanical Turk to read text described as an excerpt of a speech praising President Trump.
Ms. Anthony's dramatically resonant modern dance company will perform revivals of her "Blood Wedding" and "In the Beginning," as well as an excerpt from her "Ceremony of Carols".
Fortunately, he and Ms. Ferri have toned down the violent accents they gave the final duet as an excerpt on opening night.
Something I regret to this day is that I allowed the fleshpots of Playboy magazine to use it as an excerpt.
The evening will also include "Theme and Variations," George Balanchine's sumptuous homage to the Russian Imperial Ballet, as well as an excerpt from Jirí Kylián's "Overgrown Path" and a solo created for Michele Wiles by the company member Craig Salstein.
Some, like "The Dying Swan," to be performed by Somova, are chestnuts, but others, such as an excerpt from the late-nineteenth-century Italian tribute to science "Excelsior," are rarities.
The adagio from Act II of "Swan Lake" thus worked better than usual as an excerpt because Olga Volobuyeva, trained at the Kirov, and Igor Vassin, once with the Estonian Ballet, shared an obvious stylistic rapport.
But he was certainly not responsible for the modernized classical pas de deux that Paloma Herrera and Marcelo Gomes danced as an excerpt although the requisite tambourine was there for Ms. Herrera's Gypsy to hit with her elbow and foot.
