Sentence examples for excerpt off from inspiring English sources

The official hadn't heard Wisner's comments, but when a reporter read a long excerpt off his BlackBerry the official blanched, his mouth agape.

In addition, at several points, there are extensive excerpts boxed off as standalone text boxes that elaborate on a number of important themes that emerged from the in-person focus groups conducted by the Berkman Center.

nytimes.com/design A WRITER TEES OFF Excerpts from Carl Hiaasen's memoir, "The Downhill Lie".

The Wu-Tang Clan first rattled off excerpts from some 20 songs virtually nonstop while fans rapped along.

These acts of reclassifying journalism as parody or fiction — and setting off excerpts so they play as parody — resembles literary criticism more than it does traditional fact-checking.

The newspaper — along with the New York Times, which published Pentagon Papers stories and excerpts first — faces off against a Justice Department that believes publishing the information is a national security risk, a battle that ends up in the Supreme Court.

Excerpted from "Lift Off," by Donovan Livingston.

Maybe it's time to turn off excerpts of our anesthetizing days so that we might feel again, recenter ourselves again, and re-engage with our natural equilibrium.

On Wednesday, Mr. Byers, working off an excerpt of the Maraniss biography in Vanity Fair, wrote of a "gotcha" moment – that Mr. Obama had created a composite of a girlfriend in New York that Maraniss interviewed for the book.

This post is excerpted from "Off Balance: A Memoir" by Dominique Moceanu Simonn & Schuster, 2012).

The display in the diner included a picture of the Challenger as it lifted off, and excerpts from an essay by Dr. McNair.