Sentence examples for compilation of excerpts from inspiring English sources
Historic Documents Online Edition Online compilation of excerpts from key historic documents.
(From "Le Cinéma selon François Truffaut, Anne Gillainn's compilation of excerpts from three hundred interviews that Truffaut gave between 1959 and 1984).
Jerome Robbins' Broadway, a compilation of excerpts from 11 Broadway musicals that Robbins had directed or choreographed, opened on Broadway in 1989.
"How can he know that Betts 'deliberately' suppressed this sentence, in what was a compilation of excerpts, not full letters?" she asked, noting that Betts's edition contains many far worse details about Jefferson's treatment of slaves.
"Journals," a compilation of excerpts from Mr. Cobain's notebooks, has been a fixture in the best-seller lists of Publishers Weekly, The Los Angeles Times and The New York Times since its release in November.
The retrospective comprises nineteen ballets, including a few rarities — like "Dybbuk" and "Les Noces" — plus a compilation of excerpts of Broadway hits like "On the Town" and "Fiddler on the Roof".
This document is a compilation of book excerpts, memorandums, and journal articles.
To mark the moment, he is publishing a compilation of lengthy excerpts from his work over the years, fiction and nonfiction, essays and journalism.
"Pop," first performed in 2002, is a little like a compilation of dance excerpts from a feel-good musical: there may be an ostensible setting, but there is no real intent to illuminate dramatic situations, explore human emotions or push choreographic boundaries.
A compilation of eye-opening excerpts from 35 of the homeless people Mark has interviewed since 2008, their gritty and unedited stories join the perspectives of many of us in the nonprofit, technology & social media industries on homelessness, how Mark has influenced our lives, and how taking action is changing the world.
His recital discs include "Songs of Gambling and the Sea," with music by Samuel Barber and John Jacob Niles (VAI) and "A Portrait" (VAI), a wide-ranging compilation of song and opera excerpts.
