Sentence examples for excerpts it from inspiring English sources

When The Times does publish such excerpts, it clearly states the name of the book's publisher.

It may have been the astuteness with which Cunningham selected his excerpts, it may have been the dancers, who performed the material with a rapt, collective clarity.

After the occupation, rights to the book passed to the Bavarian state, which has seen to it that, with the exception of pedagogical excerpts, it has not been reprinted in Germany since.

For those who prefer full productions to excerpts, it's best to head to the fine independent festivals that have cropped up around the conference.

Apparently, this was one of Numenius' most important works and judging from the existing excerpts, it must have been cast in dialogical form (see frs. 3, 4a; cf. Edwards 2010, 118-120).

An excerpt: IT pains me to install electric wiring in the cabin -- all of those holes in my studs and beams!

Here is an excerpt:"It took a generation, about 65 years, before Martin Luther emerged to aright the new medium of moveable type and set it on a more balanced path.

Excerpt: It had been a helluva long night.

This argument was laid out recently in The New York Times Magazine in an excerpt it published from the book.

Here's an excerpt: It's a general principle of complex equilibria that the more they are disturbed, the more complex the processes involved in restoring their equilibrium.

(I think it was a mistake to excerpt it in a recent issue of The New Yorker, lifted from the novel's larger context).