Sentence examples for excerpt from a page from inspiring English sources
Pilcrow Excerpt from a page from Villanova University's "Rudimenta Grammaticæ" (1500).
You can still stump it with questions it can't answer, but it usually handles those with grace and at least tries to read you an excerpt from a web page.
Following is an excerpt from an 11-page handwritten letter from Archbishop Rembert G. Weakland to Paul J. Marcoux, dated Aug. 25, 1980, which was first obtained by The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A handwriting analysis conducted for The Journal Sentinel found that the letter was in Archbishop Weakland's handwriting.
Here is a brief excerpt from a description, nearly a page long, of a drawing room belonging to one of the village's better-off residents: "The furniture was white and gold; not the later style, Louis Quatorze, I think they call it, all shells and twirls; no, Mrs. Jamieson's chairs and tables had not a curve or bend about them.
Consider these excerpts from a front-page article in The New York Times in 1963 under the headline "Growth of Overt Homosexuality in City Provokes Wide Concern".
Following are excerpts from a four-page document used by the terrorists responsible for the hijackings of four airplanes on Sept. 11.
Many readers are familiar with excerpts from a 20-page statement Manning read at a February hearing, where he pled to nine "lesser included offenses" of the Espionage Act and one failure to obey a lawful regulation for wrongly storing classified material.
This is a 445-page excerpt from a presumably much larger work, apparently consisting entirely of one-word snippets of speech borrowed from rednecks.
You're bound to have some students that can't sit through a 25-minute video and others who can't be bothered to read a two-page excerpt from a book.
The text on the page reads like an excerpt from a Persian literary work mixing prose and poetry.
An excerpt from the Web page: Bottlieb Innovations, Inc. has created a new type of land survey equipment that will revolutionize the industry.
