Sentence examples for excerpts out from inspiring English sources

The conservative daily, Le Figaro, got the excerpts out first, breaking an embargo and, perhaps, hoping to squelch the story.

"For me, it simply wasn't fair to the work to present a few excerpts out of context so soon after the attacks," the conductor said.

Granted, it can be misleading to broadcast excerpts out of context; justices sometimes ask provocative questions or make arguments merely to sharpen debate.

Prosecutors in the case accused the defense of taking the excerpts out of context and trying to capitalize on the publicity from a court-ordered delay in another recent federal terrorism trial in White Plains, of the four men from Newburgh, N.Y., accused of trying to bomb two synagogues in the Riverdale area of the Bronx.

Most of my experience with romance novels comes from pulling them off the shelves in a coffee shop and reading excerpts out loud with my friends.

When the excerpts came out, Steinberg said that they contradicted Haney's assertion that the book was about golf.

According to the excerpts sent out by the Clinton campaign, the women talked about Mrs. Clinton's choking up in New Hampshire.

The excerpts from OUT that follow below which chronicles stories and portraits of LGBTQ Poles reflect queer Poland's modern flux.

"I don't have a lot of sympathy for a lot of people on television," Zurawik said, "but seeing last week when the 'Ladies Home Journal' excerpts came out from an interview that she had done...and she talked about being [on 'Today' for]...five years, or ten years...it's really embarrassing".

But Answer 2, "decreasing health care funds," also appears to be implied, since, as the excerpt points out, "practically every available doctor and nurse had been sent to Europe," leaving Americans at home badly underserved.

Below is a picture and an excerpt out of the book Dreaming in Cuban by Cristina Garcia.