Sentence examples for excerpt called from inspiring English sources

The seven-minute excerpt, called "Evening Pursuit," will include a sculptured aluminum "sun chariot" and performances by adult and child dancers.

The English musicologist David Drew assembled material from the third and fourth acts into an excerpt called "Propheten" ("Prophets"), which was performed in 1989 in London.

Miki Orihara once again led the evocation of social uprootedness in an excerpt called "Steps in the Street," and Elizabeth Auclair made debuts in both "Spectre-1914," the opening section, and "Prelude to Action," the finale.

As I have noted in (among other places) the introduction to a book of excerpts called "Outcroppings," a general question about any choice of subject is, Why choose that one over all other concurrent possibilities?

Researcher interviews included significantly more excerpts calling for scientific leadership (M = 38.4, SD = 11.55) than practitioner interviews (M = 15, SD = 9.3).

Excerpt: I called Pizza Hut -- to order pizza, obviously -- and after taking my information, but not my order, the order-taker rudely and snootily said, "We don't deliver to trailer parks," and hung up on me.

Before the attacks, Breivik had posted an internet manifesto (excerpts here) calling for a civil war against Muslims in Europe and multiculturalism in general.

The work's mysticism was intensified by its accompaniment, excerpts from recordings called "Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares," which feature the haunting and almost unearthly sounds of Bulgarian women's voices.

An excerpt, from a section called "Summer Camp," is above.

Next week the British literary magazine Granta will publish an excerpt from the autobiography, called "The Farm".

The video excerpt, which the channel called the "first proof" of Mr. Shahzad's relationship with the Taliban, also shows heavily armed men walking through mountain passes.