Sentence examples for extracts of a from inspiring English sources

Extracts of a phone conversation between Tony Blair and George Bush a few days before the invasion of Iraq must be disclosed, a tribunal has ruled.

Mr. Siddiqui's name came to prominence in 2005 when extracts of a diary he had written were published in The New York Times.

The row threatened to undermine Ed Miliband's claims that the Labour party has changed after McBride published extracts of a book expressing regret for his past behaviour.

Early British beers were made from successive extracts of a single batch of brown malt in a top-fermentation process.

In an article in The American Oxonian in 1938, Mr. Read wrote, "It is to be hoped that the work will abound with extracts of a racy, human quality".

Three years ago, extracts of a speech by the British prime minister David Cameron trailed to the media read: "The only way out of a debt crisis is to deal with your debts.

Anoectochilus formosanus is a medicinal herb in Asia and extracts of A. formosanus have been reported to possess antitumor activities.

Previously, we found anti-MRSA and other antibacterial activities in the ethyl acetate and ethanol extracts of A. wilkesiana [ 12].

Compared to BHT and α-tocopherol, the extracts of A. vera skin, by supercritical carbon dioxide extraction and ethanol, showed stronger antioxidant activities.

Extracts of A. annua L. leaves were also prepared by hydrodistillation and hexane Soxhlet.

About 17 AlTIs were detected in the seed extracts of A. lebbeck.