— Fyre Festival Web site, April 29, 2017 The following are excerpts from text-message exchanges between Ja Rule and Billy McFarland Billy McFarlandd: Hey, Ja.
Every so often the camera cuts to the outside or floats through the halls, and other voices join in, reading excerpts from texts written by a former prisoner named Jürgen Fuchs and from Stasi interrogation guidelines.
Over the course of an intermissionless hour and 45 minutes, the cast members perform excerpts from texts touching on various sweet and savory food-related themes: salivation and satiation, deprivation and the ways eating intersects with so many other important moments of our lives.
An excerpt from the text for the Summer concerto reads: "... lightning and thunder..
The work begins with a nasal, almost medieval burst of intertwining lines and pleading chords from the oboes, to set the mood for the first excerpt from the text, which extols the virtues of unchanging rhythms and harmonies.
It may be wise to select a riveting excerpt from the text rather than an entire piece if you tend toward longform.
An earlier version of the ancillary copyright law would have meant that Google, Google News and other aggregators and search engines would have had to pay, even if they just displayed "single words or very small text excerpts" from copyrighted text.
In other words, they were independent writings and not versions of or excerpts from a text called Laozi, which in this scenario did not yet exist when the Guodian texts were made.
Excerpts from the text of an address delivered at the National Press Club in Washington, on Mr. 18th, by one of the most eminent of all living authorities on China Mme.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, April 2 , 1966P. 35 Excerpts from the text of an address delivered at the National Press Club in Washington, on Mr. 18th, by one of the most eminent of all living authorities on China Mme.
If a book I've committed myself to review turns out to be "disappointing" I make an effort to present it objectively to the reader, including a good number of excerpts from the text, so that the reader might form his or her own opinion independent of my own.
