Sentence examples for extracts published from inspiring English sources

"Why the circus?" he asked in the first extracts published by Nouvel Observateur.

She has had to piece together her account from extracts published in legal reports.

But what have the extracts published so far actually told us about the New Labour years?

And the popular confessional journalist, Liz Jones, had extracts published from her memoir.

It has been known for some time that it was much more candid, and this was confirmed by extracts published in the Mail on Sunday.

In extracts published by Le Nouvel Obs, Iacub writes: "You were old, you were fat, you were short and you were ugly.

According to an exclusive extract published in the New York Post, Jobs had the "unadorned glamour from the 1940s.

In an exclusive extract published in the Guardian, Gordon revealed details of their crumbling relationship: "I was furious.

Beckham's comment was in an extract published by the tabloid The Sun, from his new autobiography, "My Side," which will be published in Britain next week.

An extract published by Slate last year reveals harrowing details of Slahi's ordeals, from sexual humiliation to the freezing cold cell in which he was imprisoned.

In an extract published by Newsday, Mills writes of a breakfast she had with the author – Lee has "two eggs, over easy … And a side of sausage.