Sentence examples for extracted from a book from inspiring English sources

The first text in this volume was extracted from a book obtained by the Rev. Eli Smith from Mekhaîl Meshâka of Damascus.

A large number of HIV epitopes were extracted from a book [ 18].

It's an extract from a book".

It was always an extract from a book.

"Oh, now Ronson's saying it's an extract from a book," someone wrote.

Meanwhile China Newsweek published an extract from a book that included descriptions of students carrying banners in 1989 that praised Hu as a "fighter for youth" and a "leader of democracy".Few, though, believe a Beijing spring to be imminent.

The 2018 Grammys in 90 seconds Jump to media player From Bruno Mars to Hillary Clinton reading an extract from a book on Trump.

This text apparently being passed around Momentum meetings is reportedly an extract from a book by Channel 4 News's arch piss-taker Michael Crick about Militant, a sizeable "Trotsky entryist" group which was expelled from the Labour Party in 1991.

Each piece in his show is either a framed title page extracted from an existing book or an altered version of a book cover.

Adapted from Tolkien's standalone novel, Jackson's three part series demonstrates how much a filmmaker can extract from a single book, turning a three hundred page book into nearly eight hours of screen time.

They went into my memoir written in 1999 and extracted from a single chapter in the book.