Sentence examples for excerpts from a statement from inspiring English sources

Here are excerpts from a statement earlier last week titled, "The Truth About Bob Jones University".

Following are excerpts from a statement by President Bush today before his meeting with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, as transcribed by the Federal News Service Inc.

What it costs to educate a child movie star - excerpts from a statement issued by Richard J. Sloman of the advertising firm of Weil, McGiniss and Sloman, Inc., 515 Madison Ave.

Following are excerpts from a statement yesterday by Dr. Steven J. Hatfill, whose apartment has been searched as part of the federal investigation into the anthrax letters, as recorded by The New York Times.

The New Yorker, April 23 , 1938P. 47 What it costs to educate a child movie star - excerpts from a statement issued by Richard J. Sloman of the advertising firm of Weil, McGiniss and Sloman, Inc., 515 Madison Ave.

Following are excerpts from a statement today by Prime Minister Ehud Barak about the killing of Israeli soldiers and the military response, as recorded and translated by The New York Times: This morning we witnessed cold-blooded murder.

Here's an excerpt from a statement by the author, posted at Amazon.com: I began thinking about this book ten years ago after seeing some of the magical films of Georges Méliès, the father of science-fiction movies.

Following is an excerpt from a statement yesterday by Vice President Al Gore about the undecided results of the presidential election, as recorded by The New York Times: Yesterday, the people of our country joined together to make a great national decision -- to choose the next president of the United States.

Following is an excerpt from a statement yesterday by Dick Cheney about the transition process, as recorded by The New York Times: Now that the election results in Florida have been certified in accordance with Florida state law and rulings by the Florida Supreme Court, we believe it is time to get on with the business of organizing the new administration.

With all deference I must point out that in support of its view as to Mrs. Milanovich the Court has quoted merely an excerpt from a statement of this petitioner's counsel, 365 U.S. at page 552, 81 S.Ct. at page 729, note 2, made in chambers on his motion to require the United States Attorney to elect as between the two counts of aiding and abetting, and receiving.

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.