Sentence examples for containing excerpts from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal published an article containing excerpts from the document, and The Times later obtained access to a full copy.
A 40-page booklet containing excerpts from "The Friedkin Connection" — the recently published memoir of the director, William Friedkin — rounds out this package, priced at $49.99.
The Indians assembled a dossier, containing excerpts of these conversations, translated into English, which they presented to Pakistan, the United States, and other governments; one version ran to a hundred and eighteen pages.
Inadvertently included in this was an unredacted version of an earlier filing by Overstock containing excerpts of e-mails from Goldman and Merrill employees.In these they discuss deliberately failing to settle client trades.
Scholars had believed the trilogy by the Greek tragedian Aeschylus (c. 525-456 B.C). to be irretrievable, but Mr. Bargilly said, "In the last decades, archaeologists found mummies in Egypt stuffed with papyrus, containing excerpts of the original plays of Aeschylus".
On Friday, The A.P. issued a statement defending its action, saying it was going to challenge blog postings containing excerpts of A.P. articles "when we feel the use is more reproduction than reference, or when others are encouraged to cut and paste".
"The Mars Room," for instance, contains excerpts from the Unabomber's diaries.
Judge Nevas also ordered that the complaint against Mr. Giordano, which contains excerpts of the wiretaps, remain sealed.
His book is a valuable source for his contemporaries and contains excerpts from earlier biographies no longer extant.
PROFILE OF computers contains excerpts from Dr. Bowden's "Faster Than Thought," a book he published in 1953.
By Jeremy Bernstein The New Yorker, October 19 , 1963P. 58 PROFILE OF computers contains excerpts from Dr. Bowden's "Faster Than Thought," a book he published in 1953.
